And, modernization theorists like Seymour Martin Lipset have argued, as people get richer thanks to dismal jobs like those at Foxconn, they are able to demand more rights.
The Pentagon needs to make sure victims know their rights, are able to demand transfers away from predators, are assured of confidential communication with their lawyers and protected from retaliation.
"Labour will ensure that people at work get a fair deal and proper protections so they are not forced to be available around the clock, are paid if shifts are cancelled at short notice and are able to demand a full contract if, in practice, they are working regular hours".
Angela Bahena, a senior at Bourbon County High School, in Paris, Kentucky, told me that she came to Washington to show her younger brother and sister that they shouldn't feel helpless that they are able to demand more and better action on gun control.
The result, says Mr Zapata, is an ingrained script in Mexican politics in which union bosses, despite lacking popular legitimacy, are able to demand close access to politicians.Until Mr Fox's arrival, the power of the presidency kept the unions in at least partial check.
As a result, the few remaining players whose considerable tax bills place them in the market for tax breaks are able to demand returns of up to 30 percent for investing in renewable energy projects — an investment known as "tax equity".
But Mr Milosevic may now be able to demand a retrial.
As a result, workers should be able to demand higher wages.
From these castles he was able to demand money from all the travelers who passed by.
It would be like expecting the scrap-metal industry to be able to demand cost-raising changes in car design.
"Private clients don't know enough about the industry to be able to demand what they need," says Ms Garnham.
