International Trade, Social Labelling and Developing Countries : The Case of Bangladesh’s Garnments Export and Use of Child Labor
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18 mai 2013
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Debapriya Bhattacharya, « International Trade, Social Labelling and Developing Countries : The Case of Bangladesh’s Garnments Export and Use of Child Labor », Schweizerisches Jahrbuch für Entwicklungspolitik, ID : 10.4000/sjep.1359
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Linking of labor standards to trade policy is not a novel idea ; yet the recent measures put into effect by the developed countries through “social labelling” of their imports present a new challenge to the post-Uruguay Round multilateral trading system. The heightened debate regarding social dimensions of trade brought to the fore the complex nature of the issue – encompassing not only economic but moral aspects as well. The selective deployment of the “social concern driven” trade measures ...