Work, Globalization and Human Rights

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Web References

GED in the News -
        Solar Panel Manufacturer Moves Production to China - Jan 15, 2011
           Property Rights Bill Threatens Wind Farms   -   Jan 15, 2011

1. Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development - OECD
2. Economic Policy Institute 
3. Criticism of World Bank and IMF
4. History of Labor in the U.S.  (Illinois Labor History Society)
5. Rouge Forum -  Educators, students, and parents seeking a democratic society
6. Can Ethics Over Come Greed in the 21st Century?
7. "The World is Flat?" A Critical Analysis of Thomas Friedman's NY Times Bestseller
8. "The Story of Stuff"   Sustainable Production and Consumption
9. Revisiting NAFTA - Economic Policy Institute
10. A World Connected
11. "G R E E D"

12. Amnesty International

13. "NOW" PBS - Globalization
15. Global Transformations  Oxford Companion to Politics
16. International Forum on Globalization
17. Responsible Wealth Web Site
18. Macuila Solidarity Network ( Sweatshop Information )
19. World Economic Forum 
20. World Bank
21. International Monetary Fund
22. Industry Watch   (Infoseek)
23. Human Rights Watch
24. UNICEF - Child Labor

25. International Labour Organization

26. Human Rights for Workers

27. Human Rights Watch organization

28. "Reclaiming Prosperity" Lester Thurow

29. Disgruntled Worker's Page

30. Institute for Agricultural and Trade Policy
31. Multimedia Clips on Globalization (RealPlayer required)
32. WTO Watch
33. Debt Relief Now  A Week of Action against Global Debt  -  October 11-17, 2010
34. Institute for Policy Studies
35. Human Rights, Environment and Development
36. Globalization Studies Site
37. Made in the USA Coalition
38. Convict labor in USA
39. Made in the USA Organization
40. Jubilee 2000
41. United Nations Human Rights Web Site

This page is maintained by Dr. Ralph Edelbach, edelbach@tcnj.edu  (609) 771-2783