New Moves in Transnational Advocacy: Getting Labor and Economic Rights on the Agenda in Unexpected Ways

Hertel considers the problem of clashing interests between labor organizers in different countries. This article examines two case studies—a campaign against child labor in Bangladesh and a campaign against discrimination …

Reinventing Labor Law for the Global Economy: The Benjamin Aaron Lecture

This lecture (in 22 Berkeley J. Emp. & Lab. L. 271 (2001)) examines the influence of globalization on labor law and policy. Arthurs describes how: 1) a “globalization of the mind” …

Multinational Collective Bargaining: Myth or Reality

This classic article (in 9 Vand. J. Transnat’l L. 101 (1976)) examines the rise of the multinational corporations, multinational unions’ responses to globalization, and the changing role of labor law in …

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