Minding their own business? Firms and activists in the making of private labour regulation

Authors	L.W. Fransen
Supervisors	G.C.A. Junne
Cosupervisors	B.M. Burgoon
Award date	20-05-2010
Number of pages	237
Organisations	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG) - Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Title pages Contents Acknowledgements List of frequently used abbreviations Introduction: Private labour regulation: why, and what is it good for? Chapter 2: Understanding developments in private labour regulation: a framework for research Chapter 3: Labour standards, implementation, and degrees of control: a power based analysis of private regulatory approaches Chapter 4: How to dress up a code: the politics of developing approaches to private labour regulation Chapter 5: Choosing a code: understanding business support for private labour regulation Chapter 6: Competing codes: understanding the dynamics of private regulatory competition Chapter 7: Conclusions and prospects References Appendix I: The eight private regulatory organizations Appendix II: Methodology English summary Nederlandse samenvatting About the author
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