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Title The political economy of new slavery / edited by Christien van den Anker.

Publication Info. Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.

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 University of Saint Joseph: Pope Pius XII Library - Standard Shelving Location  306.362 P769P    Check Shelf
Description xvi, 272 pages ; 23 cm.
Series Palgrave texts in international political economy
Palgrave texts in international political economy.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 248-262) and index.
Contents Combating contemporary slavery -- Part 1: Causes and perspectives -- Contemporary slavery, global justice and globalization / Christien van den Anker -- Migration and security: the wrong end of the stick? / Jeroen Doomernik -- Part 2: Cases and recommendations -- Trafficking and international law / David Ould -- The Belgian counter-trafficking policy / Arne Dormaels, Bruno Moens and Nele Praet -- Responses to sexual slavery: from the Balkans to Afghanistan / Victoria Firmo-Fontan -- Migrant domestic workers and slavery / Bridget Anderson -- Bonded labour in South Asia: India, Nepal and Pakistan / Krishna Upadhyaya -- Child labour in Latin America: issues and policies in Honduras / Rachel Nizan -- Child labour, education and child rights among cocoa producers in Ghana / Amanda Berlan -- Part 3: Strategies and frameworks for change -- The global framework for development: instrumentality or contested ethical space? / Nigel Dower -- Strategies for change: the Tobin tax / Emma Dowling -- Modern slavery and fair trade products: buy one and set someone free / Ivan Manokha -- Slavery as piracy: the legal case for reparations for the slave trade / Geraldine Van Bueren.
Subject Slavery -- Law and legislation.
Slavery -- History -- 21st century.
Child labor -- History -- 21st century.
Enslaved children -- Social conditions -- 21st century.
Added Author Anker, Christien van den, 1965-
ISBN 1403915229
1403915237 paperback
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