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Human Rights, Workplace

Chiquita

Eileen Fisher Case

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Tiffany & Co.

Workplace Laws

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China-Workplace Democracy

Kaiping (China) Case

Social Accountability Int

Alice Tepper Marlin

Metrics - Consumers, SRI

Alonovo

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ShoppingforaBetterWorld

Standardized CSR Metrics

Philosophical Base of CSR

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Four Types of Ethics

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Utilitarianism in 2008

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What Form of CSR Is Best?

Gender Issues

Votes for Women 1920

Inez:Suffragist 1886-1916

Alice Paul and NWP

Roch 1998 - Take Up Song

Contact

RESOURCES
Toy Industry Association

TOY INDUSTRY - PRODUCT SAFETY

2/15/08 Toys R Us to Phase Out Chemicals, CNNMoney
11/8/07 FAQs about Toy Safety, Toy Industry Association. The industry perspective on toy safety, especially relating to products imported from China.
8/13/07 Chinese CEO Kills Himself over Lead Paint in Sesame Street Toys, CNN.
8/07/07 Nearly One Million Toys Made in China Recalled over Lead Paint, NY Times.

COMPANIES
Mattel

Toys R Us

Long List of Toy Companies, Living and Dead

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