Between the dragon’s gift and its claws: China in Africa and the (un)civil fostering of ILO’s Decent Work Agenda

Abdul-Gafar ‘Tobi’ Oshodi

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Global Governance of Labour Rights

Assessing the Effectiveness of Transnational Public and Private Policy Initiatives

Leuven Global Governance series

Edited by Axel Marx, Jan Wouters, Glenn Rayp and Laura Beke

This insightful book incorporates perspectives from several disciplines to provide a unique systematic analysis of emerging public and private initiatives in global labour rights governance. The expert contributors explore the complexities of labour rights governance in a global economy characterized by transnational supply chains. They assess how transnational, intergovernmental and private initiatives aim to address the challenges of global labour rights protection before discussing the effectiveness of these initiatives and presenting new empirical findings. The book concludes with a detailed reflection on how to strengthen the global regime of labour rights governance.

Monograph Book

Published in print:: 27 Nov 2015

ISBN:: 9781784711450

eISBN:: 9781784711467

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781784711467

Pages:: 352

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Chapter 9: Between the dragon’s gift and its claws: China in Africa and the (un)civil fostering of ILO’s Decent Work Agenda

Abdul-Gafar ‘Tobi’ Oshodi

Monograph Chapter

Published:: 27 November 2015

Category:: Monograph Chapter

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781784711467.00015

Pages:: 190–208 (19 total)

Collection: Law 2015

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9. Between the dragon’s gift and its claws: China in Africa and the (un)civil fostering of ILO’s Decent Work Agenda1 Abdul-Gafar ‘Tobi’ Oshodi In Europe, a country of 14 million people is a big country. China has a population 100 times as large....

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