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This paper argues that a sweatshop worker's choice to accept the conditions of his or her employment is morally significant, both as an exercise of autonomy and as an expression of preference. This fact establishes a moral claim against interference in the conditions of sweatshop labor by third...
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During the last decade, scholarly criticism of sweatshops has grown increasingly sophisticated. This article reviews …
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1949, economics education in China was interrupted, started to follow a conventional Marxism, and almost acted as … the Communist Party still is giving strong support to Marxism. The 2005 debate between Marxist and Neoliberalism actually …
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The issue of global labour standards has been at the forefront of both regional and multilateral trade negotiations over the past two decades, and will likely remain high on the agenda of future trade talks as North-South trade flows continue to increase. Labour interests in high-standards...
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This paper examines how the emergence and change of the fragmented cross-national production system affects social upgrading in developing countries, focusing on the impact of private governance on labour conditions and workers’ rights. It also discusses the role of private voluntary standards...
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'Es ist mir egal, wer die Gesetze einer Nation schreibt - solange ich ihre Volkswirtschaftslehrbücher schreiben kann.' Der Ausspruch des Ökonomie-Nobelpreisträgers und Lehrbuchautors Paul A. Samuelson gilt als symptomatisch für den Einfluss von Ökonom_innen in der modernen Gesellschaft und...
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