Titlebook: Critical Perspectives on Work and Employment in Globalizing India; Ernesto Noronha,Premilla D‘Cruz Book 2017 Springer Nature Singapore Pte

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s of gross domestic product (GDP) or gross national income (GNI) per capita, whether they are control, market or mixed economies, or liberal or coordinated varieties of capitalism. Based on this, India has been depicted as an Asian tiger pursuing a market or liberal variety of capitalism. This would

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Michael M?rtens,Hilarion G. Petzoldemployment creation in India. Extensive research has been conducted in the past decade on access to this sector, employment terms and conditions and opportunities for upward labour mobility. Surprisingly, few studies have focused on the workers indirectly engaged in the ICT-ITES sector and whether a

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Hilarion Petzold,Michael M?rtens their employer through their trade union(s) and the government plays a significant mediatory role. This legally arranged framework of IR excludes informal workers, who are normally not engaged in a workplace-based industrial employment, from its purview. Such an orientation has led trade unions enj

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Michael M?rtens,Hilarion G. Petzoldr reflect upon the changing dynamics of nation states and neoliberal policies, gender and reproduction are seldom a focus. In this chapter, I invert the frame to analyse how global processes affect and get affected by the most intimate of relations—those around gender and reproduction—by unpacking t

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,Zusammenfassung und Schlu?folgerungen,rspective. It places the Indian cotton sector in a GPN framework, assesses the organization and functioning of the cotton GPN, through the lens of institutional theory, from a cotton farm worker perspective, based on secondary sources of data, literature and some insights from field studies. It find