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Artikel

1 Jan 2003

Autor:
Carolina Quinteros, Director, Independent Monitoring Group of El Salvador, in Human Rights Dialogue 2.9 (Spring 2003):

Cooperation and Conflict

While this transnational coordination has often been effective in achieving higher labor standards and curtailing human rights violations in maquila factories or factories in free trade zones, it is frequently complicated by competing motivations and conflicting interests, which can limit the effects of joint action. [refers to Gap, Liz Claiborne, Phillips Van Heusen]