Globalization and working conditions in international supply chains

World informatization in conditions of international globalization: Factors of influence

The level of information today is decisive in the socio-economic development of the country. The purpose of the article is to identify the most influential factors in the process of developing informatization in the context of international globalization. The assessment of factors influencing world information is based on the following stages: forming incoming information about the state of wor...

CSR Within Large Retailers International Supply Chains

An increasing interest in ethical issues such as Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its environmental and social implications related to relationships between firms and consumers has been well investigated by various existing studies (Dagnoli, 1991; Shaw e Clarke, 1999; Shaw e Shui, 2001; Caselli, 2003; Pepe, 2003; Maignan e Ferrel, 2004; Sciarelli, 2007). In the last few decades, ethics...

The Effects of Globalization on Working Conditions in Developing Countries

*This note was prepared by Ruwan Jayasuriya, based on a forthcoming study by Drusilla Brown, Raymond Robertson et al, “Globalization and Working Conditions: Evidence from Five Developing Countries” (working title). The World Bank Employment Policy Primer aims to provide a comprehensive, up-to-date resource on labor market policy issues. The series includes two products: short notes, such as thi...

Globalization and Working Conditions: A Guideline for Country Studies

Modeling The Cost of International Trade in Global Supply Chains