Clash of Globalizations?

Focusing on the evolution of international labor rights within U.S. foreign economic policy, the book examines the efforts of labor rights advocates to challenge the prevailing free trade paradigm. Through a neo-Gramscian hegemony lens, it analyzes how these advocates influenced trade policy discourse by linking trade to fundamental labor rights. Greven explores the dynamics of interest formation and the institutional foundations that enabled labor rights to gain prominence on the U.S. trade agenda, contributing to a broader critique of globalization.