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Clean Clothes: A Global Movement to End Sweatshops

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Dedication Acknowledgements Abbreviations and Acronyms Preface Introduction Part 1 A Globalising Industry 1 A Footloose Enterprise 2 Destination Elsewhere Part 2 A Globalising Network 3 Asia 4 Africa 5 Europe's Neighbours Part 3 The Campaign in Action 6 Strategic developments Interlude: The European Network Up-Close Part 4 Debates and the Future 7 Support for Workers 8 Consumers 9 Hard law 10 Companies Epilogue Notes Bibliography Organisations in the Network Index

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