He's chairman and managing director of the enterprise The factories export 10,000 tons annually, mostly to England Holland and America.
However, Fraser has responded by arguing that most problems associated with global injustice are not primarily due to misrecognition but rather stem from systemic features of capitalism, such as when multinational enterprises relocate factories and lay off workers in order to maximize profits and share-holder interests (Fraser 2003b, 214 215).
Most of the recruited migrants had elementary school level education, and worked on a part-time or temporary basis in enterprises or factories or were self-employed.
To ensure sample variation, the first author, together with a research assistant, recruited participants from different sites and organisations located in the vicinity of the FTZ, including non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working with migrant women workers' rights, shops, restaurants, enterprises, and factories.
With the increasing globalization of the sport, which has driven the best players to richer leagues in England, Germany, Italy and Spain, the club has become a different kind of enterprise — a talent factory.
The tragedy, which took the lives of more than 1,100 workers, focused global attention on a reality that Abedin and other workers said they already knew too well: The garment trade in Bangladesh is a dangerous enterprise rife with factory fires and other deadly calamities.
It is worth noting that supporting rival platforms, while doing so has costs, is likely a far cheaper enterprise than running factories and global distribution channels.
"When I see this shoe factory, this enterprise, I feel very sad and sorry.
It is a terrible shock for an enterprise director when his factory is idle because he doesn't have some input, and he finds that some ministry is not at once discussing his problem.
An irony of Sehgal's collaborative approach is that he has created a sort of art factory — an enterprise that at times provides work for several hundred people and pays by the hour.
HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON -- "Taking Care of Business," exhibition celebrating female entrepreneurs who started businesses like The Enterprise, Fabric Shelf, Feedback Factory and Good Yarns Bookstore in Hastingsthe 1970's.
