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Corporations, Unions and CSR in South Korea

2014-11-25

CSR Research Paper Series No 2

By Wol-san Liem

The Research Institute for Alternative Workers Movements, South Korea

 

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Corporate Social Responsibility and the Political Agenda of the Corporate

2014-11-25

CSR Research Paper Series No 3

By Surendra Pratap, Centre for Workers Education, India

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The Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Workers and Trade Unions in Indonesia

2014-11-25

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Test

2014-08-29

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Dynamic of Local People Organization and Land Occupation Movement in Suratthani Province, South of Thailand

2014-08-07

Surat Thani is the largest of the southern provinces of Thailand, on the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand. The province comprises 19 districts, 131 subdistricts, 1,061 villages, 272,001 households and 816,016 people.

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Freedom of Association under Siege: The Predicaments of China’s Labour NGOs

2014-08-01

Issue 84, August 2014

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Invisible victims of development_發展的隱形受害者_2014

2014-03-10
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A Week that Shook Cambodia

2014-02-01
 
A Fact-Finding Report on the General Strike and Violent Crackdown in Cambodia (Dec 2013-Jan 2014)
 
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Worker Activism after Reformasi 1998: A New Phase for Indonesian Unions?

2014-01-01
 

This book intends to bring together discussions on the progress and current state of Indonesian labour movement after the collapse of the Suharto's New Order regime in May 1998 that brought up the Reformasi. In the context of state-labour relationship, it allows more rooms for workers to organise and join into unions. However, it has also delivered neo-liberal challenges for workers’ collective efforts to defend their economic interests in the workplace.

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SOUTH ASIA SUB-REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON ORGANISING STRATEGIES FOR INFORMAL SECTOR WORKERS

2013-12-19
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