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International Labour Review

Why Is the Business Case for Social Compliance in Global Value Chains Unpersuasive? Rethinking Costs, Prices and Profits

By: Ana W. Antolin, Laura G. Babbitt and Drusilla K. Brown

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Antolin, Ana W., Laura G. Babbitt, and Drusilla K. Brown. "Why Is the Business Case for Social Compliance in Global Value Chains Unpersuasive? Rethinking Costs, Prices and Profits." Special Issue on Labour Governance and the Future of Work in an Era of Disruptions and Global Value Chains edited by Gary Gereffi, Anne Caroline Posthuma, Arianna Rossi. International Labour Review 160, no. 4 (December 2021): 571–590.

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