Erasmus University Rotterdam

dr. (Lee) L.J. Pegler

dr. (Lee) L.J. Pegler
Lecturer International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) Academic Staff Unit
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Erasmus University Rotterdam
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I 2-21
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pegler@iss.nl

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Lee Pegler works as a lecturer (Work, Organisation and Labour Rights) within the Social Policy for Development (SPD) Major at the ISS.

He spent a large proportion of his early career…

Lee Pegler works as a lecturer (Work, Organisation and Labour Rights) within the Social Policy for Development (SPD) Major at the ISS.

He spent a large proportion of his early career working as an economic advisor to the Australian Labour Movement and various labour governments in that country. Following an intense interest in developing countries, more recent times have seen him researching and publishing on the labour/Industrial Relations implications of “new” management strategies (Human Resource Management – HRM; Corporate Social Responsibility - CSR) of TNCs in Brazil and Latin America in general.

This interest has expanded to a broader focus on the implications of value chain insertion on labour/industrial relations, both for formal and informal workers, in countries such as Brazil, Colombia and Vietnam. Trained as both an economist and sociologist (holding a PhD from the LSE), one of his activities has involved the joint convenorship of a national, CERES, cross institution network on “Value Chains, Local Economic Development and Social Inclusion”. Recent project work includes consultancies on Decent Work in Global Food Chains (for the ILO) and on cluster and social inclusion promotion in Pernambuco, Brazil (for the World Bank).

Most recently he has developed and coordinates an international project (GOLLS) concerning sustainable value chains - one which links ports, logistics and advanced services(in the Netherlands) with production, employment, livelihoods and development questions in Brazil. Alongside its contribution to the literature, this original and integrated project has significant policy implications for Government, civil society and companies concerning (Corporate) Social Responsibility and sustainability within and across value chains. Such experience has led to Pegler's involvement in exercises to develop responsible chain diagnostics, for agencies such as the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs.

      • L.J. Pegler, m.m.v. Araujo & e. Superti (2017). Dinamicas Economicas na Fronteira: A insercao de Communidades Quilimbolas na Cadeia de Valor do Acai no Amapa (O lugar da Amazonia nas Relacoes Internacionais: novos abordagems, vol 1). Amapa, Brazil: Editora da Universidade Federal do Amapa

      • L.J. Pegler & W. Marques (2016). Civic Innovation by family farmers in the face of global value chain inclusion: between material conditions and imagined futures. In W. Harcourt, P. Knorringa & K. Biekart (Eds.), Exploring Civic Innovation for Social and Economic Transformation (Routledge Studies in Development Economics). Oxon: Routledge
      • L.J. Pegler (2015). Human security in evolving global value chains: reconsidering labour agency in a livelihoods context. In K Dr Newsome, P Dr Taylor, J Dr Bair & A Dr Rainnie (Eds.), Putting labour in its place: labour process analysis and global value chains (Critical Perspectives on Work and Employment, no. 15) (pp. 213-230). London, England: Palgrave
      • W. Jacobs, L.J. Pegler, M.A.S. Reis & H.D.S. Pereira (2013). Amazon Shipping, Commodity Flows and Urban Economic Development: The Case of Belém and Manaus. In P.V. Hall & M. Hesse (Eds.), Cities, Regions and Flows (Routledge Studies in Human Geography) (pp. 129-148). New York: Routledge[go to publisher's site]
      • L.J. Pegler & S. Vellema, K.A. Siegmann (2011). Labour in Globalized Agricultural Value Chains. In A.H.J. Helmsing & S. Vellema (Eds.), Value chains, Inclusion and Endogenous Development: Contrasting Theories and Realities (Routledge Studies in Development Economics) (pp. 102-120). Milton Park: Routledge
      • L.J. Pegler & S. Vellema, K.A. Siegmann (2011). Labour in Globalized Agricultural Value Chains. In A.H.J. Helmsing & S. Vellema (Eds.), Value chains, Inclusion and Endogenous Development: Contrasting Theories and Realities (Routledge Studies in Development Economics) (pp. 102-120). Milton Park: Routledge
      • L.J. Pegler (2009). Cadeias Produtivas. In J.-L. Laville, A.D. Cattani, L.I. Gaiger & P. Hespanha (Eds.), Dicionario Internacional da Outra Economia (Politicas Sociais, 1) (pp. 43-49). Coimbra, Portugal: Edições Almedina
      • L.J. Pegler, P. Knorringa (2007). Integrating Labour Issues in Global Value Chain Analysis: Exploring Implications for Labour Research and Unions. In V. Schmidt (Ed.), Trade union responses to globalization: trends, challenges and responses (pp. 35-51). Geneva: ILO
      • L.J. Pegler, P. Knorringa (2007). Integrating Labour Issues in Global Value Chain Analysis: Exploring Implications for Labour Research and Unions. In V. Schmidt (Ed.), Trade union responses to globalization: trends, challenges and responses (pp. 35-51). Geneva: ILO
      • L.J. Pegler (2003). Enabling Citizenship of the Poor within Poverty Reduction and Income Generation Initiatives: Two Case Studies from Brazil. In Enabling Citizenship of the Poor (pp. 1). Jakarta: The World Bank

      • L.J. Pegler (Ed.). (1991). The Future of European Labour Market Statistics, Conference papers for EUROSTAT/LSE International Conference 1991/1992. London: EUROSTAT / London School of Economics

      • L.J. Pegler (2001). Work, Employment & Society. [Bespreking van het boek Being Local Worldwide: ABB and the Challenge of Global Management]. Work, Employment and Society, 15(4), 910-911.

        • L.J. Pegler (2011). Sustainable value chains and labour - linking chain and "inner drivers" - from concepts to practice. (Preprints, ISS working papers series. General series, no 525). The Hague: International Institute of Social Studies
        • L.J. Pegler (2009). Development through global value chains and the achievement of decent work : challenges to work and representational processes. (Extern rapport, ISS Working Paper Series / General Series, no 485). The Hague: ISS - International Institute of Social Studies, The Hague
        • L.J. Pegler (2003). Factory Modernisation and Union Identity: New Challenges for Unions - Reflections from Brazilian Case Studies. (ISS Working Papers, General Series, no 377). The Hague: ISS
        • L.J. Pegler (2003). Enabling Citizenship of the Poor within Poverty Reduction and Income Generation Initiatives: Two Case Studies from Brazil ( Monograph for World Bank Study - "Enabling Citizenship of the Poor"). Jakarta: World Bank

        • L.J. Pegler (2006). Value Chains, Local Economic Development and Vietnam (Paper presented during the VASS mission [in Hanoi and Hue City, Vietnam] in February and August 2006).
        • L.J. Pegler (2004). Researching Value Chains and Labour (Paper presented at the SOMO International Company Monitor Seminar organised by FNV/SOMO, Amsterdam, 27-29 September 2004).
        • L.J. Pegler (2004). Value Chains and Union Research (Paper presented at the National BSO Research Conference organised by the Brazilian Social Observatory Florianopolis, Brazil, May 2004).
        • L.J. Pegler (2004). Linking Productive Chains and Social Inclusion (Paper presented at the 1ST International Conference on Social Technology organised by Fundacao Banco do Brasil/SEBRAE/Ministry of Social Development and Hunger Relief, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 17-20 November 2004).
        • P. Knorringa & L.J. Pegler (2003). Shifting Perceptions of Labor Rights and Conditions: SMEs in Global Value Chains (Paper presented at the IPRW 2 Workshop, RLDS at Addis Ababa University, Addis Ababa, 28-29 April 2003; paper is an updated version of the EADI paper presented in Amsterdam, 17-18 January 2003). IPRW2 Workshop, RLDS: .
        • L.J. Pegler (2003). Cooperatives and Private Enterprise - The Application of HRM in different worlds of work. the International Congress of 1st Coloqueime International, Trabalho e Sociedade Solidaria organised by UNISINOS-UNESCO: Sao Leopoldo, Brazil (2003, juli 1 - 2003, juli 3).
        • L.J. Pegler (2002). The Global Reorganisation of Production: Implications of Recent Developments in the White Goods Industry (Paper presented at the ISA World Congress, Brisbane, Australia, July 2002).
        • L.J. Pegler (2002). MNEs and Globalisation of HRM - A Brazilian Case Study (Paper presented at the Department of Management, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, August 2002).
        • L.J. Pegler (2002). Factory Modernisation and Union Identity (Paper presented at the Department of Management, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, August 2002).
        • L.J. Pegler (2002). Factory Modernisation and Union Identity: New Challenges for Unions in Developing "Transitional" Economies (Paper presented at the ISA World Congress, Brisbane, Australia, July 2002).

        • L.J. Pegler (2011). Sustainable Value Chains and Labour Linking Chain and Inner Drivers - from Concepts to Practice. ILERA Conference: Sao Paulo, Brazil (2011, augustus 22 - 2011, augustus 26).
        • L.J. Pegler (2010). Development through Value Chains and the Achievement of Decent Work: Challenges to Work and Representational Processes. International Labour Process Conference: Rutgers, USA.
        • L.J. Pegler (2008). Development through Value Chains and the Achievement of Decent Work: Challenges to Work and Representational Processes¿¿,Paper Presented to Associacao Nacional de Pos-Graduacao e Pesquisa em Ciencias Sociais (ANPOCS), GT-13, Caxambu, Brazil.
        • L.J. Pegler (2004). Perceptions of Labour Rights and Conditions: SMEs and Global Value Chains Rights. Conference on Repensar o Desenvolvimento Local: Trajetorias e Possibilidades organised by Fundacao Getulio Vargas (Private University)/ Ford Foundation/Hewlett Foundation: Olinda, Brazil (2004, augustus 26 - 2004, augustus 27).
        • P. Knorringa & L.J. Pegler (2003). Shifting Perceptions of Labour Rights and Conditions: SMEs in Global Value Chains (Paper presented at the EADI Small Enterprise Development and Employment Workshop). The EADI Small Enterprise Development and Employment Workshop: Amsterdam (2003, januari 17 - 2003, januari 18).
        • L.J. Pegler (2003). Cooperatives and Private Enterprise - The Application of HRM in different worlds of work. CERES Conference, University of Utrecht: Utrecht (2003, december 19).
        • L.J. Pegler (2003). Modes of Insertion in global value chains and impacts on production and labour (Paper presented at the CERES Conference, University of Utrect, 19th of December 2003). The CERES Conference: Utrecht.
        • L.J. Pegler (2001). Employer 'Dependence' and Worker 'Allegiance' within the Factory of the Future: Evidence From Brazil. Paper presented at the International Labour Process Conference: London.
        • L.J. Pegler (2001). The Globalisation of White Goods Production : Implications from the Brazilian Experience.
        • L.J. Pegler (2000). Industrial Modernisation and Labour relations - Recent Brazilian Experiences in Comparative Perspective. Seminar to the Human Resources and Local Economic Development Staff Group, ISS, 5 October 2000: The Hague.
        • L.J. Pegler (1991). Coordinated wage bargaining: lessons from Australia Series Research report -- vol.2 no.3.
        • L.J. Pegler (1987). The Impact of the Americas Cup on Local Industrial Development. The International Conference : The Impact of Hallmark Events: Perth, Western Australia.

        • L.J. Pegler10 class MA unit on globalization and labour , IOB, Institute of Development Policy and Management, University of Antwerpen. Antwerpen, Belgium, Master Classes on Globalization and Labour.
        • L.J. PeglerCERES PhD training 2008/2009, November 2008. University of Utrecht, CERES PhD training – 2008/9.
        • L.J. Pegler10 class course on globalization and labour. University of the Sinos Valley, Sao Leopoldo, Brazil, UNISINOS SHORT COURSE (Phd/MA).
        • L.J. Pegler (2004, mei 8). UNISINOS special invitation seminars on value chains, local development and collective action. São Leopoldo, BRAZIL, University of the Sinos Valley.

        • L.J. Pegler (2014, augustus 20). UFMA - Opening of Academic Year. Joao Pessoa, PA/Brazil -UFMA Post Graduate Year Opening - paper and powerpoint, Opening of Academic Year - Title : "Sustainable Value Chains and Labour/GOLLS Project.
        • L.J. Pegler (2013, maart 18). International Labour Process Conference - Acai, Livelihoods and Social Inclusion in GVCs. Rutgers, NJ, NY, USA, International Labour Process Conference, 2013.

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    Erasmus University Rotterdam
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    International Institute of Social Studies (ISS)
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    Academic Staff Unit
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    MOUs with Unisinos (Brasil- RGS), IOS (Brasil- SP) and UFAM/UFF (Brasil - Rio/Manuas)

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    FAPESP (Brasil- SP) EUR Research Funding MOU

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Postbus 29776 2502 LT 's-Gravenhage