Titlebook: Wage Labour in Southeast Asia Since 1840; Globalization, the I Amarjit Kaur Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Employment Relations, the Labour Movement and Labour Standardsarkets, the spread of trade and investment and job creation in export processing zones, some critics have argued that globalisation has led to Third World labour exploitation and widening income differentials between countries and within countries.

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The Global Labour Market: International Labour Migration in Southeast Asia since the 1980sr, forms an essential component of the globalisation process. A sharp increase in labour mobility has coincided with official recruitment agencies and private entrepreneurs providing all sorts of services to migrant workers in exchange for fees. Yet while trade and financial flows are welcomed by na

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Conclusion: Globalisation, Economic Growth, and Labourcan be said to characterise the region. In broad economic terms, therefore, the study concentrates on two bipolar states — Malaysia and Indonesia — as representative of ‘labour-scarce’ and ‘labour-surplus’ economies, to examine the development of wage labour in the region. From this perspective, Mal

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Employment Relations, the Labour Movement and Labour Standardsarkets, the spread of trade and investment and job creation in export processing zones, some critics have argued that globalisation has led to Third World labour exploitation and widening income differentials between countries and within countries.

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Book 2004onal division of labour and how transnational economic processes shaped and continue to shape labour systems. There are five main themes - labour processes, migration and labour systems; labour circulation or mobility; the gendered nature of labour relations; and, class consciousness, worker organiz

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Urban Centres and the Manufacturing Sector: Industrial and Service Workersternational economy and were thus predominantly commercial in character, with administrative functions added later. Singapore, founded in 1819, emerged as the trans-shipment and leading staple port of the region. It also received large inflows of labour since it functioned as the main entry and exit point for Chinese migrants in Southeast Asia.

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Urban Centres and the Manufacturing Sector: Industrial and Service Workersternational economy and were thus predominantly commercial in character, with administrative functions added later. Singapore, founded in 1819, emerged as the trans-shipment and leading staple port of the region. It also received large inflows of labour since it functioned as the main entry and exit point for Chinese migrants in Southeast Asia.

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