Capitalist trade privileges and social labor rights.
Working USA. The Journal of Labor and Society
2001
5
1
Summer
70-86
globalization ; international ; social clause ; social dialogue ; trade unionism
Labour relations
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/loi/24714607
English
Bibliogr.
"The author suggests that the presently dominant "Social-Clause-Within-the-WTO" strategy has not been submitted to a full discussion internationally. Taking a stand on a model of a "new global solidarity unionism," he argues the necessity for an international labor rights dialogue and campaign, independent of and opposed to the discourses and practices of capitalist trade."
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