Indian Labour Intermediaries and Global Production Networks

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Indian Labour Intermediaries and Global Production Networks

Research Radio

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2 years ago

Indian Labour Intermediaries and Global Production Networks

In this episode of Research Radio, we have with us Dr. Keshab Das to discuss the changing role of intermediaries in the relationship between labour and capital as Indian labour gets increasingly integrated into global production networks based on his paper "Labour Agency and Global Production Networks in India: Intermediaries—Old and New".

Dr. Keshab Das is Visiting prof at the institute for human development, New Delhi.

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