Titlebook: Revisiting Slavery and Antislavery; Towards a Critical A Laura Brace,Julia O‘Connell Davidson Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Immigration Restrictions and the Politics of Protection restrictions . the regulation and restriction of immigration within the British Empire. Seen as quite novel in their day, these ordinances employed the rhetoric of “protecting emigrants” to legitimize the new constraints they imposed on free human mobility. Today, when the national ‘logic of constr

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“Back Home, It Would Have Been Worse Anyway…”: Vietnamese Wives’ Perspectives on Their ‘Arranged’ Mad form ‘human trafficking.’ It provides historical evidence of various local forms of human exchanges for the sake of military strategy, human settlement and social reproduction that have inevitably commodified women. Life accounts of Vietnamese women involved in contemporary forms of coerced marria

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Moral Economies and Child Labour in Artisanal Gold Mining in Ghanaren seeking income earning opportunities in the Ghanaian artisanal gold mining sector. The chapter argues that the labelling of this phenomenon as ‘modern slavery’ or ‘child slavery’ by Free the Slaves and other neo-abolitionist groups is a misnomer. Juxtaposing the children’s accounts of their work

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Abolitionist Anti-politics? Capitalism, Coercion and the Modern Anti-slavery Movementery’, ‘trafficking’ or ‘forced labour’. This discourse reinforces capitalist hegemony, since it shields capitalism from legitimate critique regarding both its moral failings and its inherent contradictions. By buying into and re-producing that discourse, the modern abolitionist movement unwittingly

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