KEY RESEARCH RESOURCES

KEY RESOURCE ITEMS for Academics Studying the Athletic and Campus Apparel Industry

Research Methods Suggestions
Reliability and Validity Issues
Research Proposal -- please comment on it http://business.nmsu.edu/~dboje/nike/call_for_nike_research.html
For Narrative Analysts, see Transcript Excerpts of IABS meeting March 17, 2000. See Table One.
For narrative Analysts, see Columbia University Academic Senate Hearing Transcript with FLA and WRC See Columbia Transcripts.
For Narrative Analysts, see Fast Company Article - that skirts top two issues "The Nike Story? Just Tell It! "(Source, Feb. 2000).
For Sample Designs of future Studies. Nike Subcontractors not being disclosed in FLA, PWC and Global Alliance Nike reports or in those Nike tours of factories for Students and Academics: Please refer to Exhibit A for list of subs Nike, according to critics such as WRC, invents tour inspections of some factories but not of others.
Several Current list of NGO studies and reports that need Research Methods study. See Exhibit B for a list and links.
Some Sweatshop resources and commentary for background. See Exhibit C
Nike In the News and Stock market Chronologies

*nikeworkers.com restored*
About Nikeworkers.com restored Amos Tuck Dartmouth wage study Andrew Young Nike Study Ernst & Young Study on Vietnam factory nikeworkers.com	Nike FAQ restored Nike Press Releases restored Phil Knight Speeches Older Reports on Nike New 1999/2000 Spin on Nike Nike PR Archive (press here) New Pro-Nike media coverage
RESTORED FILES - In this site you will find a restored copy of the 1997-8 nikeworkers.com FILES - This will allow researchers to compare old and current web-faciality. Nike by their own statements (nikeworkers.com) is very concerned with helping 3^rd world countries to attain economic prosperity and works to have collective bargaining rights and safe working conditions. But the faciality of their story machine has changed.
Connor, Tim (2001) "Still Waiting for Nike to Do It," Nike's Labor Practices in the Three Years Since CEO Phil Knight's Speech to the National Press Club - Released May 2001, Published by Global Exchange