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Journal ArticlesIPRs for FarmersEconomic and Political WeeklyA number of state agencies and non-governmental organisations have come forward to facilitate farmers/breeders to register their crop varieties... Read More Journal ArticlesMeasuring Indian GrowthThe article offers some explanations for the large changes in growth rates in the rebased gross domestic product series, but argues that... Read More Research ReportsAddressing the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Needs of Informal Workers: Market Traders and Street Vendors in Accra, GhanaThis case study illustrates the efforts of two membership-based organizations of market traders and street vendors in the Greater Accra Metropolitan... Read More Research ReportsBetter OHS for Market Traders and Street Vendors in Accra, GhanaThis is a summary of a case study by Tony Dzidzinyo Dogbe and Suki Annan. Read More Journal ArticlesInformal employment and health status in Central AmericaBMC Public HealthBackground: Informal employment is assumed to be an important but seldom studied social determinant of health, affecting a large number of... Read More Journal ArticlesNeoliberal austerity and the marketisation of elderly careSocial and Cultural GeographyTaking the recent debate on austerity as a starting point, this paper discusses contradictions in current processes of neoliberalisation... Read More Resource DocumentsLiterature Survey: Childcare and the Informal Economy Read More Journal ArticlesPositioning women homeworkers in a global footwear production network: How can homeworkers improve agency, influence and claim rights?The Journal of Industrial RelationsAbstract: This article analyses the position of women footwear homeworkers, using global production networks as a conceptual lens. Using... Read More Journal ArticlesA ‘Wild West’ of trade? African women and men and the gendering of globalisation from below in GuangzhouIdentities: Global Studies in Culture and PowerBased on fieldwork in Guangzhou, this paper documents the activities of a group of African women traders, highlighting their role in constituting... Read More Books & Book Chapters“The space between us”: Migrant Domestic Work as a Nexus between International Labor Standards and Trade Policy Read More First Prev ... 35 ... 44 45 46 ... 55 ... Next Last
IPRs for FarmersEconomic and Political WeeklyA number of state agencies and non-governmental organisations have come forward to facilitate farmers/breeders to register their crop varieties... Read More
Measuring Indian GrowthThe article offers some explanations for the large changes in growth rates in the rebased gross domestic product series, but argues that... Read More
Addressing the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Needs of Informal Workers: Market Traders and Street Vendors in Accra, GhanaThis case study illustrates the efforts of two membership-based organizations of market traders and street vendors in the Greater Accra Metropolitan... Read More
Better OHS for Market Traders and Street Vendors in Accra, GhanaThis is a summary of a case study by Tony Dzidzinyo Dogbe and Suki Annan. Read More
Informal employment and health status in Central AmericaBMC Public HealthBackground: Informal employment is assumed to be an important but seldom studied social determinant of health, affecting a large number of... Read More
Neoliberal austerity and the marketisation of elderly careSocial and Cultural GeographyTaking the recent debate on austerity as a starting point, this paper discusses contradictions in current processes of neoliberalisation... Read More
Positioning women homeworkers in a global footwear production network: How can homeworkers improve agency, influence and claim rights?The Journal of Industrial RelationsAbstract: This article analyses the position of women footwear homeworkers, using global production networks as a conceptual lens. Using... Read More
A ‘Wild West’ of trade? African women and men and the gendering of globalisation from below in GuangzhouIdentities: Global Studies in Culture and PowerBased on fieldwork in Guangzhou, this paper documents the activities of a group of African women traders, highlighting their role in constituting... Read More
“The space between us”: Migrant Domestic Work as a Nexus between International Labor Standards and Trade Policy Read More
