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Disposable people : New slavery in the global economy
Publication details: Berkeley University Of California Press 1999Description: 298pISBN:- 9780520217973
- 306.300000Â BAL
Contents:
Table of contents
1. The New Slavery;
2. Thailand: Because She Looks Like a Child;
3. Mauritania: Old Times There Are Not Forgotten;
4. Brazil: Life on the Edge;
5. Pakistan: When Is a Slave Not a Slave?;
6. India: The Ploughman's Lunch;
7. What Can Be Done?;
Coda: Five Things You Can Do to Stop Slavery
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Table of contents
1. The New Slavery;
2. Thailand: Because She Looks Like a Child;
3. Mauritania: Old Times There Are Not Forgotten;
4. Brazil: Life on the Edge;
5. Pakistan: When Is a Slave Not a Slave?;
6. India: The Ploughman's Lunch;
7. What Can Be Done?;
Coda: Five Things You Can Do to Stop Slavery
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