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Levi's Children

Name: Levi's Children
Brand: ATBO
SKU: 06574481
Price: 11.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Karl Schoenberger
ISBN: 9780802138125

Coming to Terms with Human Rights in the Global Marketplace

Karl Schoenberger

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06574481

Publishers ATBO, May 2001

Over the last decade, ugly allegations of corporate complicity in human-rights violations have explo... Full description

Libristo code: 06574481

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Over the last decade, ugly allegations of corporate complicity in human-rights violations have exploded into one of the most controversial issues of our time. Companies are being held responsible by human-rights advocates for the injustices that are the unintended side effects of economic globalization: union repression in China, forced labor in Burma, child workers in Pakistan, and sweatshop abuse throughout the developing world. Using the story of Levi Strauss & Company as a guide, Karl Schoenberger offers a highly readable assessment of the challenge that the human-rights scourge poses to international business.Schoenberger is sensitive to the interests of activists, politicians, and multinationals, and as a result his call for active corporate engagement and rigorous accountability in promoting the rights of overseas workers carries enormous resonance. Simultaneously impassioned and evenhanded, Levi's Children is a work of profound importance, one that may help us chart our course in the next century.