II. GLOBALIZATION AND ITS IMPACT
as a result of industrial restructuring in the face of competitive global markets, and the downward pressures on conditions of work and workers’ rights – in Europe and North America as well as in middle-income and transition countries. Markets and global rules 70. Since globalization is only one of many factors affecting people’s lives ...
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