Layna Mosley, ‘Is Globalization Working? Multinational Firms, Global Supply Chains and Trade Policy’

This session explores the reasons why multinational firms make investments in foreign countries; how these investments have changed the nature of trade negotiations and trade agreements; and the ways in which global supply chains affect economic and political outcomes. Layna Mosley, professor of political science, also will discuss her research on how involvement in global supply chains affects the rights of workers, especially in developing countries.

Tuition is $20.00 for everyone paying at the door. All Fall 2019 Humanities in Action lectures are free to UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke undergraduate and graduate students with a valid student ID and free for all Carolina faculty and staff with a valid OneCard.

For more information about the Carolina student, staff and faculty discounted registration policy, visit the Carolina Public Humanities website.

Register in advance on the Carolina Public Humanities website or call +1.919.962.1544.