Titlebook: Globalization and Standards; Issues and Challenge Keshab Das Book 2014 Springer India 2014 Consumers.Globalization.Informal Sector.Regulati

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Konfliktaufl?sung durch Selbstver?nderungntries or, rather the multi-national corporations (MNCs)—that global production networks (GPNs) hold, this chapter argues that the changing configuration of global production promises not only reduction of transaction costs but also a definite knowledge advantage to the emerging economies, as India.

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Tabellen- und Abbildungsverzeichnis, input decent working conditions has on sustainable growth. This chapter discusses the decent work and growth implications of the crisis which hit the Surat diamond processing cluster in 2007-08. Deeply dependent on the global, especially Western market, the Surat cluster was badly hit by the crisis

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Zur Konfliktethnographie der Moderne,mpacts of polluting industrial clusters. Improving the environmental performance of these SSIs has become crucial in this era of globalization as the increasing awareness regarding the environmental impacts of industrial activity. Common effluent treatment plants (CETPs) are being propagated as a po

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Konflikte in internationalen Unternehmenroducts, India too has to comply with these norms. Exploring the process, this chapter observes that as it is mandatory to get the organic products certified through an appropriate/authorized organic guarantee system before entering the global market, developing these systems has become an essential

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Globalization and Standards: Concerns in a Large Transforming Economy, India developing economy context, with specific reference to Indian experience. It deals with a certain translucency of the intentions of the global private standard setting bodies unilaterally emphasizing the ‘universality’ of such specifications. That multiple standards coexist and domestic or state-de

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Standards and Consumer Behaviour of the Rising Middle Class in Indiacular the role of public and private standards. Will the growth of India‘s middle class enable the development of a conscious, proactive civil society, or will it entail unsustainable consumerism? The issue is complicated due to the persistence of poverty and widespread informality. While incomes ha

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