Titlebook: Business and Governance in South Africa; Racing to the Top? Tanja A. Börzel (Professor of Political Science),C Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan

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Stuck in the Shadow of Anarchy: HIV/AIDS Governance and the Textile Sector in South Africae automotive or food and beverage industries — though not as high as in mining.. The costs for the South African textile industry incurred by the HIV/AIDS pandemic are substantial. ‘Treatment costs, paid sick leaves, funeral costs, low productivity, disability expenses, costs of training and lost ex

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Upgrading the Periphery? The Contribution of Car Companies to Environmental Governance in South Afri have become the main engine of growth for the international car industry.. It is in the context of this development that the automotive industry has invested substantially in South Africa over the past one and a half decades. This investment has granted the industry access to the South African grow

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Cleaning up Their Act, or More? Mining Companies and Environmental Protection in South AfricaGDP and its political weight (see Chapter 2 in this book). However, the industry is also the number one polluter in the country. The negative externalities of mining are substantial. Mining causes large-scale destruction of landscapes: erosion, siltation, deforestation and desertification are common

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A Race to the Bottom? Environmental Protection and the Textile Industrymes large amounts of fresh water, especially during the dyeing process. In addition, the manufacturing of textile products involves the use of chemicals such as, for example, transfer agents or dyes, which can have a strong negative environmental impact if not carefully handled and disposed of.. Sat