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International Labour Organization
2004
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| Online Access: | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/journalArticle/Inclusive-development-and-decent-work-for/995219087702676 |
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- Inclusive development and decent work for all Ignacy Sachs Globalization, the author argues, reproduces between central and peripheral countries the same perverse "concentrating and excluding" pattern of growth as that observed within countries, benefiting a few insiders and leaving many outsiders behind. Based on a historical review of successive conceptualizations of development, his case for "inclusiveness" is a plea for correcting this asymmetrical process by striking a better balance between economic efficiency, decent work and environmental protection. Given the unruliness of the globalization process, national-level policies must be relied upon to bring the excluded into the economic mainstream, notably by helping informal-sector workers make the transition to formal entrepreneurship. publication.journalArticle