Made in Asia
by Nicola Graef
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"Most industries exploit the advantages of globalization--specifically low labor costs. Recently, however, major textile manufacturers have come under increasing pressure from fair trade activists and NGOs. This program studies the complex mix of economic forces, corporate policies, and social conditions that go into the production of everyday consumer goods, especially apparel items."--Container.
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