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Women Workers and the Promise of Ethical Trade in the Globalised Garment Industry: A Serious Beginning?

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Software Engineering and Design Patterns Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Global trade, sustainability, and social impact

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This chapter contains sections titled: The Emergence of Ethical Trade The Changing Logic of the Garment Industry Downward Pressure on Labour Conditions Competitive Subcontracting and Ethical Trade Consulting Workers Gender Issues Conclusion Endnotes References

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