El accidente de trabajo en el mar: génesis y evolución de su protección en el ordenamiento jurídico español

  • Francisco Javier Arrieta Idiakez Universidad de Deusto
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18543/ed-54(2)-2006pp11-59
Keywords: Occupational accident, protection, evolution, Social Security, Sea Workers’ Special Regime

Abstract

The present study caters for the origins and development of the occupational accident at sea. The starting point is set to the background surrounding its protection, standing as the historical foundation of its current regulation under the Social Security System, and where such historical background serves to justify the very peculiarities of the occupational accident at sea, itself. To this end, the study inquires into the ideas, interpretations, and legal answers provided to the legal regulation of the occupational accident, formulated during different periods of time, in the interest of the protection of sea workers’. Under such circumstances, great care has been taken when observing the changes occurred under the Spanish legislation, with a special emphasis being given to those happened between the “Occupational Accidents Act” of 1900, and today’s “Sea Workers’ Special Regime”.

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Author Biography

Francisco Javier Arrieta Idiakez, Universidad de Deusto
Profesor de Derecho del Trabajo
Published
2012-09-22
How to Cite
Arrieta Idiakez, Francisco Javier. 2012. “El Accidente De Trabajo En El Mar: Génesis Y evolución De Su protección En El Ordenamiento jurídico español”. Estudios De Deusto 54 (2), 11-59. https://doi.org/10.18543/ed-54(2)-2006pp11-59.
Issue
Vol. 54 No. 2 (2006)
Section
Studies

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