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This paper examines the successes of ten 'high-achievers' - countries with social indicators far higher than might be expected given their national wealth. Their progress in such fields as education and health offers lessons for social policy elsewhere in the developing world. Based on...
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Examines the effects of economic and social development on women's family and non-family roles. …
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Review of Susantha Goonatilake's 'Recolonisation: Foreign Funded NGOs in Sri Lanka' . Takes up case studies of some leading development and human rights NGOs in Sri Lanka, arguing that NGOs are neither more efficient than the government agencies they replace nor more transparent; indeed that...
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While in the era of globalization, millions of women got paid employment in labour-intensive industries in developing … countries, they still face precarious working conditions. Women rights violations persist. In recent years, there has been an … advancing the cause of women. The analysis of the EU GSP social clause is complemented by a case study highlighting the impact …
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This report on the state of displaced persons in the North and East of Sri Lanka analyses the security condition and concerns of those who live in makeshifts and camps in conflict affected areas. It provides an overview of the current ground situation,and highlights the manner in which...
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The paper discusses some of the main human rights areas of concern within Malaysia, over the years. [Working Paper …
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, Indonesia, Malaysia and Sri Lanka - covers agricultural production, employment, working conditions of plantation workers, wages …
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This report investigates how more and better jobs can be created in South Asia. It does so for two reasons. First, this region will contribute nearly 40 percent of the growth in the world’s working-age (15–64) population over the next several decades. It is important to determine...
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