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  • Journal Articles

    Protecting caste livelihoods on the western coast of India: an intersectional analysis of Udupi’s fisherwomen

    This special issue on urban livelihoods was developed in collaboration with WIEGO. 

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  • Statistical Briefs

    Home-Based Workers in Pakistan: Statistics and Trends

    This report presents statistics and trends on home-based workers in Pakistan, based on data from the Labour Force Survey for two points in...

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  • Journal Articles

    Regulating supply-chains to address the occupational health and safety problems associated with precarious employment: The case of home-based clothing workers in AustraliaAustralian Journal of Labour Law

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  • Books & Book Chapters

    Bangkok’s Foodscape: Public Eating, Gender Relations and Urban Change

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  • Research Reports
  • Books & Book Chapters

    Trading Our Way Up: Women Organizing for Fair Trade

    This book details the findings of the multicountry action research project Women Organizing for Fair Trade, funded by the Dutch Ministry...

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  • Journal Articles

    New Governance and the Role of Public and Private Monitoring of Labor Conditions: Sweatshops and China Social Compliance for Textile and Apparel Industry/CSC9000T

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  • Journal Articles

    India’s Informal Workers and Social Protection

    A publication of the Center for the Advanced Study of India, University of Pennsylvania

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  • Journal Articles

    Low Pay Among Wage Earners and the Self-employed in IndiaInternational Labour Review

    Abstract: While inequality and poverty in India have been much studied, little attention has been given to the underlying role of the labour...

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  • Research Reports

    Social Security for Informal Economy Workers in Indonesia: Looking for Flexible and Highly Targeted Programmes

    In Indonesia about 17% of the employed population enjoys formal social security mainly employees of the formal sector. With respect to health...

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