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Ismail Hossain

Picture Hossain 2010Topic of thesis: Rights of women workers in the global changing economy: the case of apparel industry in Bangladesh

Research interests: Globalization and labor relations, Labor market regulation and workers' rights, Empowerment and Gender inequality, Labor welfare policy and social reforms

Graduated from: Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands.

Degree in: European Master in 'Women and Gender Studies'

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