Rising above sweatshops: innovative approaches to global labor challenges

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Acknowledgements Dedication List of Illustrations Foreword A: Practitioner by Ken Block and Frank Vogl Foreword B: Academic by Norman E. Bowie Rising above Sweatshops: An Introduction to the Text and to the Issues by Laura Hartman, Denis G. Arnold, and Sandra Waddock Perspectives on Global Labor Practices and Challenges The Global Context: Multinational Enterprises, Labor Standards and Regulations by Jill Murray The Economic Context: Grounding Discussions of Economic Change and Labor in Developing Countries by Jonathan London Philosophical Foundations: Moral Reasoning, Human Rights, and Global Labor Practices by Denis G. Arnold Philosophy Applied I: How Non-Governmental Organizations and Multinational Enterprises Can Work Together to Protect Human Rights by Michael A. Santoro Philosophy Applied II: Total Responsibility Management by Sandra Waddock and Charlie Bodwell Program Studies of Innovation in the Management of Global Labor Challenges Nike Inc.: Corporate Social Responsibility and Workplace Standard Initiatives in Vietnam by Laura Hartman and Richard E. Wokutch Adidas-Salomon: Child Labor and Health and Safety Initiatives in Vietnam and Brazil by Laura Hartman, Richard E. Wokutch, and J. Lawrence French Levi Strauss & Co.: Implementation of Global Sourcing and Operating Guidelines in Latin America by Tara J. Radin Dow Chemical Corporation: Responsible Care Program in Thailand by Richard E. Wokutch Pro-Child Institute: Combating Child Labor in the Brazilian Shoe Industry by J. Lawrence French and Richard E. Wokutch International Labour Organization: Global Factory Improvement Programs by Charles Bodwell and Ivanka Mamic Chiquita Brands International Inc.: Value-Based Management and the Value of Corporate Responsibility in Latin America by Tara J. Radin Bibliography Contributor Biographies Subject Index

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