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Global Value Chain shows an asymmetrical scene: some enjoy participating international markets, others are faced with precarious situation, and enormous gap between people which spans all countries. Female informal workers struggle with cruel working conditions, they do not have social protection, nor even peace of mind. Inequality is no longer necessary any more. Middlemen play a role as a bridge, while upgrading is the key to compete in the chain. How do both parameters engage to ensure that they achieve secure conditions for informal workers? Whether external standards and corporate social…mehr

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Global Value Chain shows an asymmetrical scene: some enjoy participating international markets, others are faced with precarious situation, and enormous gap between people which spans all countries. Female informal workers struggle with cruel working conditions, they do not have social protection, nor even peace of mind. Inequality is no longer necessary any more. Middlemen play a role as a bridge, while upgrading is the key to compete in the chain. How do both parameters engage to ensure that they achieve secure conditions for informal workers? Whether external standards and corporate social responsibility take the initiative to play a key role or not? This book analyzes potential methods that female informal workers can improve their working conditions.
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She had worked at a trade union in Japan, then graduated at the Institute of Social Studies, the Netherlands, to obtain a master degree in Development Study. Her current job is a director of international NGO in Cambodia where huge disparity exists among human beings. She loves Cambodian people and humanity.