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The Consequences of Economic Globalization on Working Conditions, Labor Relations, and Workers’ Health

Christer Hogstedt · David H. Wegman · Tord E Kjellstrom

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Occupational Health and Global Justice Occupational Health and Safety in Workplaces International Labor and Employment Law

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Abstract This chapter highlights the health risks of globalization without preventive systems and makes reference to the international efforts to ensure effective worker protection programs are in place. The improved global information and communications systems create new opportunities for occupational health advocacy that can help bring about such programs.

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2001Globalization and its Discontents 1999Global Estimates of Fatal Occupational Accidents 2000Child Labor and Health: Problems and Perspectives 1999Disposable people: new slavery in the global economy

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