Racing from The Bottom in South Korea?: The Nexus Between Civil Society and Transnational Migrants
Racing from The Bottom in South Korea?: The Nexus Between Civil Society and Transnational Migrants
Lim, Timothy C.
2003-05-01 00:00:00
This article examines the role that "civil society" in South Korea has played in promoting the rights of transnational migrant workers in an era of globalization. The analysis concludes that the nexus between the country's civil society and transnational workers has been critical in the process of slowing the "race to the bottom."
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Racing from The Bottom in South Korea?: The Nexus Between Civil Society and Transnational Migrants
This article examines the role that "civil society" in South Korea has played in promoting the rights of transnational migrant workers in an era of globalization. The analysis concludes that the nexus between the country's civil society and transnational workers has been critical in the process of slowing the "race to the bottom."
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