Titlebook: Globalisation, Employment and Mobility; The South Asian Expe Hiroshi Sato (Former Director of the Area Studies Book 2008 Palgrave Macmilla

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Introduction: Globalization and Employment in South Asiartya Sen who view ‘globalization’ in terms of human history over several millennia would argue that globalization, in its basic form, is not particularly new, and that around the year 1000, the globalization of science, technology and mathematics was changing the nature of the old world (Sen 2005: 3

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Female Garment Workers in India and Bangladesh in the Post-MFA Era the developing countries but also in the developed ones. What is clear thus far is that the impacts are multifarious and preclude any hasty evaluation as to whether they are positive or negative. This is because, first, globalization, despite its core connotation of universalism, actually takes man

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Social Dimension of Employment Policy in India: Indian Debate on Employment Reservation in the Privaopulation has been one of the major tools of affirmative action (henceforth ‘AA’) in independent India. It has also formed the very backbone of the national employment policy for the underprivileged. This has been one of the varied instruments of the state to provide protection for employment. Regul

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Migration and Well-Being at the Lower Echelons of the Economy: a Study of Delhi Slumsgher levels of per capita income and urbanization.. This implies rising inequality, which is indeed a matter of serious concern. These interregional development disparities lead to increasing migration, and hence it is important to examine whether such population movement has been beneficial or not.

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The Impact of Labour Migration on Household Well-Being: Evidence from Villages in the Punjab, Pakistking for job opportunities overseas. It seems evident that international labour migration is rapidly growing. South Asian countries are major sources of migrants due to the lack of employment opportunities and low-income generation within those countries. Thus, the movement of the labour force from