INDEX
9/11
2002 Farm Bill
2007 Farm Bill
Aaronson, Susan A.
A Midwife’s Tale
Africa:
cotton production in
effect of U.S. agricultural subsidies
import quotas in
organic farming in
poor farmers in
recycled clothing industry
See also specific countries
African Growth and Opportunity Act Trade (AGOA)
Aggarwal, Vinod K.
Agreement on Textiles and Clothing (ATC)
Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)
Agricultural subsidies:
cuts in
global effect of
in 1930s
Agro-ecological specificity
Aiken, Charles S.
Alderholt, Robert
Alexander, W.W.
Ali, Abdulsamad
Alienation of labor laws
Allwood, Julian
Amemiya, Hiroshi
American Apparel and Footwear Association (AAFA)
American Apparel Manufacturers Association (AAMA)
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute (ACMI)
American Knitwear Association (AKA)
American Manufacturing Trade Action Coalition (AMTAC)
American South:
cotton industry in
racial discrimination
textile industry in
American Sweater Association (ASA)
American Textile History Museum
American Textile Manufacturers Institute (ATMI)
American Yarn Spinners Association (AYSA)
Amnesty International
Amoskeag Mills
Andean Trade Preference Act (ADTPA)
Apparel industry:
AAFA
AAMA
Chinese domination of
environment and
FFACT
labor value in apparel production
USA-ITA
See also Recycled clothing industry; Textile industry
Anderson, Kym
Anderson, Thomas M.
Andrews, Edmund L.
Anthony, W.S.
Appelbaum, Richard P.
Aristotle
Arnold, Dennis G.
Arsenic
Asia:
apparel industry in
capitalism in
cotton farming in
labor conditions in
textile production in
U. S. textile imports from
See also specific countries
Auld, Dick
Autor, Erik
Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) seed China and
Baden, Sally
Baghdadli, Ilhem
Bahrain
Baines, Edward
Baker, James
Bakken, Børge
Bangladesh
increase in apparel export from
U.S. tariffs applied to
Bank of America
Barasa, Lucas
Barber, Catherine
Barfoot, Peter
Barnett, Barry J.
Bassett, Nicole
Bassett, Thomas J.
Batson, Andrew
Beazer,William F.
Becker
Beghin, John C.
Benin
Bennett, Richard
Berger, Suzanne
Bernier, Francois
Better Thinking
Betts, Mike
Bhagwati, Jagdish
Bigsten, Arne
Bilik, Naran
Billups, Lamar
Bingen, Jim
Biolex Therapeutics
Birnbaum, David
Birns, Jack
Blackburn, Elliott
Blackshear, Jason
Black, Bertha
Blewett, M.H.
Blue, Gregory
Blustein, Paul
BMW
Bocken, Nancy
Boll weevil
Bollworms
Bonacich, Edna
Bracero program
China’s floating workers and
Bradsher, Keith
Brandis, R. Buford
Brandon, Hembree
Brattain, M.
Bread for the World
Breeden, James O.
Brill, Bernard
Briquettes, gin trash and
Britain:
demand for cotton
Industrial revolution in
labor activism
shift to new industries
textile industry
exporting
history of
decline of
wool industry
Brookes, Graham
Brown, Paul
Brown lung. See Bysinosis
Brown University
Bruchey, Stuart
Buckley, J. Taylor
Building materials, gin trash and
Burke, Kevin
Burkina Faso
Burns, Jennifer
Burns, Justine
Burleson, Barbara
Bush, George H.W., Uruguay Round and
Bush, George W.
2007 Farm Bill and
Pakistan and
trade with Caribbean countries
Bussey, Jane
Buurman, Johanna W.
Byerly, Victoria
Bysinosis
Calicoe Laws of 1701
Callender, Guy S.
Cámara Nacional de la Industria Textil de Mexico (CANAINTEX)
Cambodia
tariffs
Campbellsville, Kentucky
Canaves, Sky
Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA)
Carr, Stephen J.
Cartel, Mélodie
Carter, Jimmy
U.S. cotton subsidies
Cartright, Edmund
Cast-off T-shirts. See Recycled clothing industry
Cato Institute
Cattle feed, gin trash and
Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA)
Central planning
Cha, Ariana Eunjung
Chan, Anita
Chang, Leslie T.
Chang, Yiqi
Chao, Jessica C.Y.
Chao, Kang
Charities
Charlotte, North Carolina
Chaudhry, Rafiq M.
Cheikhrouhou, Hela
Chemical freezing
Chen, Hsiou-Lien
Chesneaux, Jean
Child labor:
activism and
cotton production and
Northern U.S. vs. Southern U.S.
in textile factories
Chile, recycled clothing industry
China
competition with U.S.
control over workers
cotton production in overview
Cultural Revolution
domination of textile and apparel industries
environmental activism
gaining access to factories
labor activism
Nike
loss of textile jobs in
Number 36 Cotton Yarn factory
quotas and return to
recycled clothing industry
Shanghai Brightness
textile production, history of
trade agreements
impact of quota limits
import quota limits in 2008
U.S. textile exports to
China Daily
The China Price
Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
Chokki, Toshiaki
Christy, David
Citizen’s Shallowater Cooperative Cotton Gin
Civil Rights Act of 1965
Civil War
Classing facility, cotton marketing and
Clay, Jason
Clemson University
Cline, Michael E.
Cline, William R.
Clinton, Bill
Uruguay Round and
Clinton, Hillary
Clothing, recycled
competition in market for
global market
in Tanzania
U. S. industry
Cobb, Ned
AAA and
Bt seed and
marketing cotton and
Cobb, Thomas R.
Coca Cola
Coclanis, P.A.
Cohen-Lack, Nancy
Colby College
Commissioners of Trade and Plantations
Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements (CITA)
Commodity loan program
Compensation principle
Compulsory Education Act. See also Education
Congressional Textile Caucus
Conkin, P. K.
Consumer class, birth of
Conti, Delia B.
Cook, Sarah
Cooperatives
Copeland, Brian R.
Copeland, Melvin Thomas
Corn oil
Cornell University
Cotton factories
Cotton farming:
in Africa
entrepreneurship in
handpicking and
mule farming
public opposition to Farm Bill
in U.S. South
See also Environment; Labor; Lubbock, Organic farming; Sharecropping; Wages
Cotton gin
concentrated market for
cooperatively owned
Cotton plant:
characteristics of
growing
harvesting
Cotton prices:
declines in
in the 1930s
Cottonseed:
content of
uses for
Cotton stripper
Coulson, Andrew
Countercyclical payments
Creative destruction
CRISCO
Crop Disaster Program
Crop lien laws
Consumerism:
in Africa
in Britain
in China
cotton demand and
sweatshop production and
Custody and Repatriation
DaimlerChrysler
Dalzell, Robert F., Jr.
Daniel, Pete
Daniels, C.
Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
Darneille, Wally
Davis Burns, Leslie
Day, Richard
Dayton Hudson
Defoe, Daniel
Defoliants
De Jonquières, Guy
Delbyck, Roy
De Melo, Jaime
Dean, Judith M.
Deane, Phyllis
DeBow, J.D.B.
DeBrauw, Alan
Delmer, Deborah P.
DeMint, Jim
Démurger, Sylvie
Denim mill
Depression, cotton production and
Designated Supplier Program (DSP)
Destler, I.M.
Developing countries
economic growth
import quotas
tariffs and
U.S. imports of
See also specific countries
Dewan, Shaila
Dewji, Gulam
Dickerson, Kitty
Dickson, Marsha A.
Discrimination
in government farm programs
in textile mills
Docility, textile factory workers and
Dodge, Bertha S.
Dodson, Charles
Doffing
Doha Round
Donaldson, G.F.
Doorey, David J.
Dougherty, Carter
Dougherty, Peter J.
Dougherty, Peter
Dowd, Brian M.
Dublin, T.
Due, Jean M.
Dunn, Sheryl Wu
Dupre, Daniel
Dust Bowl
Duty-free access See also Free Trade Agreements
Earle, Carville
East India Company
Eckes, Alfred E., Jr.
Eckman, Molly
Economic growth
Economic Research Service
Economy, Elizabeth.
Ederington, Josh
Education:
labor activism and
opposition to public
Eisa, Hamdy M.
Eisenhower, Dwight
Eisler, B.
Electronics, market dominance
Ellenberg, George B.
Elliott, Kimberly Ann
Embree, Edwin R.
Emerging Textiles
Employment:
demise of in textile industry
in the U.S.
trade policy and
in Tanzania mitumba industry
Engels, Friedrich
England’s Almanac
English, Beth
English woolens
Entrepreneurship
Enterprising Elites
Environment:
apparel industry and
China and
cotton production and
free trade and
genetic modification and
recycled clothing industry and
scientific advance vs. organic farming responses
Environmental issues
Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Working Group
Ergonomics
Esquel Corporation
Estur, Gérald
Ethanol, gin trash and
Ethiopian Textile and Garment Manufacturers’ Association (ETGAMA)
Export Processing Zones (EPZs)
Exports:
from Bangladesh
from Britain
from China
from Hong Kong
from Japan
from Korea
from Mauritius
from Pakistan
from Sri Lanka
U.S.
Fabric-forward rule
Factories:
cotton ranches
in Africa
in Britain
in China
in U.S.
origins of
Factory Acts
Fafchamps, Marcel
Fair Labor Association (FLA)
Fair Labor Standards Act
Falck-Zepeda, Jose
Family businesses
import quotas and
textile recycling and
Fan, Cuihui
Fang, Tao Yong
Farmer’s Cooperative Compress (FCC)
Farm Loan Programs
Farnie, D. A.
Fears, Darryl
Featherstone, Liza, and United Students Against Sweatshops
Feng, Wang
Fennessey, Brian
Ferleger, L.
Fertilizer gin trash and
Fiber, Fabric, and Apparel Coalition for Trade (FFACT)
Fiber-forward rule
Fields, Johnny Mae
Financial Times
Finlay, Mark R.
First Union Corporation
Flamethrowers
Floating workers
Flying shuttle
Foley, Neil
Fong, Mei
Fong, Japi
Foreign policy (U.S.)
Foreman, Linda
Forster, Lance
Fortune Global 500
Fountain Set
Frankel, Jeffrey
Free trade
dominance of politics in
environmental issues and
public perception of
See also Trade policy, consequences of
Free Trade Agreements See also specific agreements
Friedman, Thomas
Friman, Richard
Frisvold, George B.
Frito-Lay
Frowne, Sadie
Fruit of the Loom
Frumin, Eric
Fuji
Fukui, Haruhiro
Fulton, M.
Galenson,Walter
Gandhi, Mahatma
Gant, Eddie
GAP:
outsourcing
recycled clothing industry and
Gardner, B.L.
Garner, Myrna B.
Garside, A.H.
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
General Motors
Genetically modified (GM) cottonseed
environmental activism and
organic farming and
See also Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) seed
Georgetown University:
student activism and
Licensing Oversight Committee
protests at
Germany:
recycled clothing industry
tariffs
Gildan Hosiery
Giles, John
Gillham, Fred E. M.
Glade, Edward H., Jr.
Glen Raven
Globalization
critics of
debate over
protests against
winners in
Glyphosate
Goodman, Peter S.
Goodwin, Barry K.
Goodwill
Governance
in African industry
in slave system
in U.S. cotton industry
production role of
Government extension programs
Grading operations
Grassley, Charles
Gray, Earl
Gray, Leslie C.
The Great Divergence
Great World Pleasure Palace
Green Label
Greider,William
Gresser, Edward
Grim, V.
Griswold, Daniel
Grove, Wayne A.
Guatemala
Gum, Heidi
Guo, Fei
Gwin, Adrian
H’Mida, Souad
Haier
Haldenby, Roger
Hale, Angela
Halegua, Aaron
Hall, Jacquelyn Dowd
Hammond, James Henry
Hammond, Matthew B.
Hance, Kent
Hanlan, J.P.
Hansen, Karen
Hareven, Tamara K.
Hargreaves, James
Harmonized Tariff Schedule
Harney, Alexandra
Harrison, A.
Harrison, Ann
Hart, Chad E.
Hartley, Matt
Hartman, Laura P.
Harvard
Hayes, Robin
Hayes, Keri
Hayter, Delmar
Hearden, Patrick J.
Heintz, James
Helms, Jesse
Henry, Eric
Henson, Mike
Herbicides
Heritage Foundation
Hertel, Thomas
Hessler, Peter
Hethorn, Janet
High-volume instrumentation (HVI) testing
Hirst, F.W.
Hitt, Greg
Hockley, Texas
Holleran, Philip M.
Hollings, Fritz
Holt, Mark
Homogenization, globalization and
Honda
Honduras
Hong Kong
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Honig, Emily
Hooters
House Ways and Means Committee
Hu, Ruifa
Huaibin, Jia
Huang, Jikun
Hufbauer, Gary Clyde
Hughes, Julia
Hukou system
reform of
Hume, David
Hutchins, B.L.
Hyundai
IBM
ICAC
Ikea
Ikenson, Dan
Ikeuchi Towel
Immigrants, as textile mill labor
Import quotas
India:
cotton production in
increase in imports
Industrial Revolution:
in America
in Britain
in Europe
Industrialization
Innovation
spread of
stimulus for,
Insects, cotton production and
Inside U.S. Trade
Intellectual property
International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC)
International Harvester
International Labor Organization (ILO)
International Monetary Fund (IMF):
liberalization and Africa
protests
International Textiles and Clothing Bureau (ITCB)
Iredale, Robyn
Irrigation
Irwin, Douglas A.
Islam, Syful
Ismael, Yousouf
Israel, Debra
Israel
Istanbul Declaration
Italy, recycled clothing industry
Jacobs, Brenda
Jacobson, Timothy Curtis
James, Sallie
Japan:
labor activism
recycled clothing industry
shift to new industries
tariffs
textile industry
Voluntary Export Restraints (VER)
Japan Cotton-Spinning Alliance
JCPenney
Jenkins, Ed
Jenkins Global Quota bill
Jeter, Jon
John Deere 7760
Johnson, Cass
Johnson, Charles S.
Johnson, G.L.
Johnson, John
Johnson, Lyndon
Johnson, Phillip
Johnston, Bruce F.
Jones, Charisse
Jones, Lane
Jordan
Josephson, H.
Josling, Timothy
Just, David R.
Kane, N.F.
Karp, Jonathan
Kayser-Roth Hosiery
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy Round
Kenya
Kiers, E. Toby
Kim, Seung-Kyung
Kinard, Dave
King, Clest
King, Henrietta
Kinnecom, Kimberly
Knight, John
Köll, Elisabeth
Krishna, K.M.
Kristof, Nicholas D.
Kuhn, Anthony
Kung, Lydia
Kunz Grace L.
Kurtzman, Joel
Kutting, Gabriela
Kuznets curve, environmental
Kyocera
Labor:
activism and
in China
in Japan
layoffs, U.S.
Mexican farm
recycled clothing industry and
suppression of
tensions in Shanghai mills
textile factories in Britain
textile factories in U.S.
value in apparel production
women
in factories vs. farms
in Shanghai mills
Lakhal, Salem Y.
Lamar, Steve
Lambert, Michael
Lan, Jiang
Landes, David
Landes, D. S.
Lands’ End
Lang, Mahlon G.
Langenbach, Randolph
Lankes, Hans Peter
Lapierre-Fortin, Émanuèle
Laws, Forrest
Layton, Lyndsey
Lee, Ching Kwan
Lee, Henry
Lemire, Beverly
Lenovo
Lesotho Textile Exporters Association (LTEA)
Lester, Richard K.
Levinson, Arik
Levinson, Michael
Levi-Strauss
labor activism and
organic cotton
recycled clothing industry and
The Lexus and the Olive Tree
Li, Ma
Liang, Zai
Lichtenstein, J.
Light, Ken
Limão, Nuno
Limited Brands
Limited liability company
Ling, PanLosciale, Alessandra
Linters
Literacy:
in global workforce
of African farmers
of sharecroppers
Liudong renkou
Liz Claiborne
Loan program:
commodity
to U.S. farmers
Loker, Suzanne
Long Term Arrangement for Cotton Textiles (LTA)
Losciale
Louis XIV
Lovely, Mary
Lowell, Francis Cabot
Lu
Lubbock
cotton research in
versus Shanghai, China
Luther College
Lynch, John
Ma, Zhongdong
MacDonald, Stephen
Mackenzie, Peter W.
Macnaughtan, Helen
Magnusson, Paul
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
Malone, Scott
Manchester, England
Manchester Guardian
Manzese market
Marcus, A.I.
Marks and Spencer
organic cotton
Martin, Andrew
Martin, William
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Matsushita
Maurer-Fazio, Margaret
Mattel
Mayfield, William D.
McCain, John
McCracken, Elizabeth
McDermott Bill
McGrane, Sally/Pavia
McGuckin III, Robert H.
McInerney, J.P.
McNamara, Dennis L.
Mechanization:
introduction of
research and
productivity and
Meese, Edwin
Memorandum of Understanding with China (MOU)
Metcalfe, Mark R.
Mexico, importing rules
Meyer, Leslie A.
Michelin
Micklethwait, John
Micronaire
Middle East, free trade agreements
Middle Tennessee State
Migrant workers:
in China
lack of freedom
See also Bracero program; Floating workers
Mill girls
Milliken, Roger
Milmore, Andrew
Milonge, Geofrey
Minchin, Timothy J.
Minier Jenny
Minion, Henri
Misgrading, cotton
Mitchell, Jr., Charles
Mitchell, R.B.
Mitumba
Mkandawire, Thandika
Module builder
Mohammed Enterprises Tanzania Limited (METL)
Mongolia, tariffs
Monsanto
cotton classing and
Moore, John H.
Moran, Theodore H.
Morocco
Morris, Caitlin
Morrissey, James A.
Morse, Stephen
Moseley,William G.
Moser, Charles K.
Mozambique
Mui, Ylan Q.
Mule farming
Multifiber Agreement (MFA)
Musharraf, Pervez
Nash, Jock
Nathan Associates
National Cotton Council (NCC)
National Cottonseed Products Association (NCPA)
National Council of Textile Organization (NCTO)
National Labor Committee
National Retail Federation (NRF)
New Deal
New England. See United States, textile factories
New Partnership for Development Act of 2007
New York Times
Nicaragua, importing rules
Newman, Cathy
Ngai, Pun
Nike Corporation:
creative destruction and
labor activism and
organic cotton
recycled clothing industry and
Nixon, Richard M.
Nicaragua, importing rules
Nordhaus, Ted
Nordstrom
Norris, Lucy
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
Norway, tariffs
Novak, James L.
Nyerere, Julius
O’Donovan, Leo
O’Neill, Tip
Obama, Barack
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Office of Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
Office of Textiles and Apparel (OTEXA)
Oklahoma, cotton industry in
Okoko, Tervil
Olestra
Olmstead, Alan L.
Olukoshi, Adebayo
Olympics (2008), protests at
Organic farming
Osaka, Japan
Outsourcing
Oxfam
Paarlberg, Robert
Pakistan:
cotton production in
increase in apparel exports
labor activism
loosening of trade restrictions after 9/11
recycled clothing industry
Palmolive
Pan, Suwen
Paraquat
Park, Young-Il
Patagonia:
creative destruction and
organic cotton
Paternalism, cotton production and
Paterson-Brown, Willy
Peace Corps
Peanut oil
Pepper, Kelly
Percival, Thomas
Pereira, Joseph
Peru
Pew Research Center
Philippines, recycled clothing industry
Phthalate syndrome
Phthalates
Physical danger, labor activism and
Pinchbeck, Ivy
Pinstrup-Andersen, Per
Pirelli
Plains Cooperative Oil Mill (PCOM)
Plains Cotton Cooperative Association (PCCA)
Plains Yazoo Cotton Oil Mill (PYCO)
Plantations. See Slavery
Platt, Brenda
Pocketing provisions
Poettschacher, Eric
Poland, recycled clothing industry
Polanyi, Karl
Pollack, Andrew
Pollin, Robert
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
Pomeranz, Kenneth
Poonyth, Daneswar
Popp, David
Porter, Michael E.
Post, C.W.
Poverty:
global trade and
in Africa
in Japan
in Shanghai
in U.S.
of sharecroppers
Powell, Colin
Power loom
Pray, Carl E.
Preshipment inspection (PSI)
Pressley, Sue Anne
Price, J. Michael
Price support programs for agriculture
Prices:
for cotton
for recycled clothing
for T-shirts
in African markets
for shipping
Priest, Matt
Princeton
Proctor and Gamble
Productivity:
in Japan
in China
of U.S. cotton industry
in English cotton industry
Profitability, of slavery
Progressive Policy Institute
Property rights, cotton production and
Pulochia
Putting-out system
Qin, Sun
Qing dynasty
Quinn, John
Quinn, John James
Quotas
China and
lifted
Pakistan and
Raballand, Gael
The Race to the Bottom
Ralston-Purina
Ramey, Joanna
Ready cottonseed
Reagan, Ronald
Recycled clothing industry
challenges to
East Africa and
Reed, David
Reeves, Jeanne M.
Refuge acres
Reidl, Brian
Reidy, Joseph P.
Reinsch, C.F. and Hattie
Reinsch, Colleen
Reinsch, Dwade
Reinsch, Lamar
Reinsch, Nelson
Reinsch, Ruth
Re-Shirt
Retail Industry Trade Action Coalition (RITAC)
Reuters
Rhodes, Richard
Richards, H.I.
Richardson
Roberson, Roy
Roberts, Kenneth
Robson, R.
Rolls Royce
Rose, Andrew
Rose, Mary B.
Rosen, Ellen Israel
Rosenfeld, Rose
Rosengarten, T.
Rosoff, Robert J.
Rostenkowski, Dan
Rostow, W.W.
Rothgeb, John M., Jr.
Rothstein, Morton
Roundup herbicide
Rozelle, Scott
Ruan, Danching
Runge, Max
Russia
Russell Mills
Saidazimova, Gulnoza
Salvation Army
Sandler, Gary
Sandler, Quentin
Sansom, Allison
Sanyo
Sarkar, Dibya
Sato, Hideo
Saxonhouse, Gary
Sayre, Charles R.
Schapiro, Mark
Schiller,Wendy J.
Schlosser, Eric
Schmidt, James D.
Schott, Jeffrey J.
Schrank, Andrew
Schumpeter, Joseph
Scorse, Jason
Scott, Maurice
Sea Island cotton
Sears
Secondary Materials and Recycling Textiles (SMART)
Secondary pests
Seed-to-shirt coalition
Sengupta, Somini
September 11, 2001
Shanghai
See also China
Shanghai Brightness
Shanghai Knitwear
Sharecropping
AAA and
China’s floating workers and
Sharp
Shellenberger, Michael
Sherry Manufacturing
Shoddy
Short Term Arrangement on Cotton Textiles (STA)
Shui, S.
Shultz, George
Shumpeter, Joseph
Simon, Bernard
Sims, Brian, G.
Sinderbrand, Rebecca
Slater, Keith
Slavery:
China’s floating workers and
U.S. cotton production and
Sliver
Smale, Melinda
Smedes, Susan D.
Smith, Adam
Smith, Ben
Smith, David R.
Smith, Eddie
Smith, George David
Smitka, Michael
Smuggling, of used clothing
Snowflake factor
Snyder, R.E.
Social activism, anti-globalization
Socialism:
in Tanzania
in Africa
Sock dispute
Solinger, Dorothy J.
Soludo, Charles C.
Song, Byung-Nak
Song, Lina
Soren, Cecilia de Rodriguez
Sorini, Ron
South Korea
Spar, Debora
Sparshott, Jeffrey
Spencer, Jane
Speth, James Gustave
Spiegelman, Matthew
Spinning
Spinning jenny
Sri Lanka
Star Chamber
Starbucks
State-owned enterprises (SOEs)
Steam engine, impact on textile industry
Stein, Leon
Steinberg, Theodore
Stiglitz, Joseph.
Street, James H.
Strippers, cotton
limitations of
STRtradenews
Stubin, Ed
Stubin, Eric
Stubin, Morton
Stults, Harold
Sumner, Daniel A.
Swan, Shanna H.
Sweatshops
in China
in Taiwan and Korea
T-shirt production in
working conditions in
See also Labor, activism
Synthetic fiber apparel, imports of
Taft, Charles
Taiwan
TAL Apparel
Tan, L.H.
Tantillo, Auggie
Tanzania Time
Tanzania, recycled clothing industry
Tanzer, Andrew
Target
Tariffs
Tarr, David
Taussig, Frank
Taylor, Edward
Taylor, Scott M.
Techsan
TELCOT
Temu, Andrew E.
Tenant farming. See Sharecropping
Texas, cotton industry in
Texas Organic Cotton Marketing Cooperative
Texas Tech University
Textile industry:
agriculture and
in Britain
decline of
exporting
history of
wool industry
child labor in
environmental activism and
in China
domination of
history of
in Japan
impact of WWII
shift to new industries
in the U.S.
history of
decline of
innovation in
mule farming and
steam engine and
water frame, impact of
yarn and
TheSeam
Thomas, H.
Thomas, Parakunnel Joseph
Thurmond, Strom
Tokarick, Stephen
Tokyo Round
Tonelson, Alan
Tourism
Townsend, Terry
Toyota
Toyota City
Toys’R’Us
Tractors
AAA payments for
Tracy, David
Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA)
Trade deficit (U.S.)
Trade Expansion Act
Trade negotiations:
Doha Round
Kennedy Round
Tokyo Round
Uruguay Round
Trans-Americas Trading Company
Traxler, Greg
Treiman, Donald J.
Trela, Irene
Triangle Shirtwaist Company
Trouser Institute of America (TIA)
Truman, Harry
TS Designs
Tsurumi, E. Patricia
Tucker, B.M.
Tuscarora Yarns
Uganda
Ukraine
Ulasewicz, Connie
Ulrich, Laurel
Underhill, Geoffrey R.D.
Union of Needletrades, Industrial, and Textile Employees (UNITE)
United Nations, environmental issues and U.S. agricultural subsidies
United States American Association of Importers of Textiles and Apparel
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Government Accountability Office
marketing and
research and
by-products
United States Department of Commerce
United States Department of Homeland Security
United States Department of Labor
United States Department of Treasury
United States International Trade Commission (USITC)
United States Trade Representative (USTR)
University of California at Santa Barbara
University of Dar es Salaam
University of Iowa
University of Nebraska
University of Rochester
Upland cotton
Urbanization, economic advancement and
Uruguay Round
USAID, affect of subsidies in Africa
Vagrancy laws
van der Mensbrugghe, Dominique
Varley, Pamela
Verité
labor activism
Vietnam
increase in apparel exports from
labor activism
Vinson, Carl
Vintage clothing
Vitale, Jeffrey
Voluntary Export Restraint (VER)
Wages:
competitive advantage and
crops as
factory vs. farming
in China
in Japan
in U.S.
labor market effect on
minimum
versus land owning
See also Labor, activism
Wakeman, Carolyn
Walgreen’s Drugstore
Wal-Mart:
environmental issues and
lobbyists
protestors and
trade with Pakistan
Walser, Aliene
Walt Disney
Wang, Fei-Ling
Wang, Feng
Wang, Shenghui
War, trade police effect on
Ware, C.F.
Warnaco
Water frame, impact on textile industry
Waters, Tony
The Wealth of Nations
Weather, effect on the cotton industry
Weaving
Weeds, cotton production and
Weiss, Rick
Weisskopf
Wellesley College
Westcott, Paul C.
Wesson Oil
West Africa, cotton production in
affect of subsidies
organic
Whalley, John
Whayne, J.M.
Whigham, T.
Whitney, Eli
Whole Foods
Wicks, Rick
Williams, Frances
Willoughby, Lynn
Wills, Jane
Wilson, Woodrow
Wind power
Wiping rags
Woeste, Victoria Saker
Wohlgenant, Michael
Wokutch, Richard E.
Wolf, Martin
Women:
as cotton pickers
as mill workers
clothing discarded by
in factories vs. farms
in Shanghai mills
liberation from factory work
Tanzanian
See also Labor, women
Woodman, H. D.
Woodman, Sophia
Woodruff, N.E.
Wool
Wooldridge, Adrian
Workers Rights Consortium (WRC)
Working conditions:
at Wal-Mart suppliers
improving
in China
in Japanese mills
World Bank
environmental issues and subsidies
liberalization and Africa
World Trade Organization (WTO):
2003 trade talks
culpability of
global labor standards
labor activism and
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impact on Japan’s textile industry
public policies during
sharecropping and
Wrenn, L.B.
Wright, Gavin
Wu, Xiaogang
WuDunn, Sheryl
Xu, Patrick
Yago, Glenn
Yarn:
making
to textiles
Yarn-forward test
Yazoo Cotton Oil Mill
Ying, Liang
Young, C. Edwin
Zambia, recycled clothing industry
Zambrano, Patricia
Zedong, Mao
Zhai, Fan
Zhang, Shunming
Zhao, Yaohui
Zhi, He Yuan
Zhu, Yu
Zinman, Greg
Zuo, Xeujin