Forced labor : coercion and exploitation in the private economy
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Forced labor : coercion and exploitation in the private economy
Lynne Rienner Publishers , International Labour Office, 2009
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 195-205) and index
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: pbk ISBN 9781588266897
内容説明
Two centuries after the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade, at least 12.3 million people are subjected to modern forms of forced labor - in rich countries, as well as poor ones. The authors of ""Forced Labor"" present state-of-the art research on the manifestations of these slavery-like practices, why they continue to survive, and how they can be eliminated. Their conceptually rich analysis, combined with insightful case studies from Asia, Europe, and Latin America, is a major contribution on an issue of pressing global concern. The book explores the contemporary manifestations of slavery-like labor practices, why they continue to survive, and how they can be eliminated.
目次
Foreword - R. Plant. Introduction - the Editors. ""Slave Labour"" in Brazil - L. Sakamoto. Debt Bondage and Ethnic Discrimination in Latin America - E. Bedoya, A. Bedoya, and P. Belser. Bonded Labour in Pakistan - A. Khan. The Legacy of Slavery in Niger - A.R. Sekou and S. Abdoulkarimou. Trafficking for Forced Labour in Europe - B. Andrees. Strengthening labour market governance against forced labour - the Editors. Criminalizing Human Trafficking and Protecting the Victims - R. Malpani. Empowering Communities: Lessons from Tamil Nadu, India - I. Guerin, C. O'Reilly, M. Roesch, M. Sathya, and G. Venkatasubramanian. Improving Forced Labour Statistics - P. Belser and M. de Cock.
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: ILO pbk ISBN 9789221201649
内容説明
Two centuries after the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade, at least 12.3 million people continue to be subjected to modern forms of forced labour characterised by coercion and exploitation. The original field research presented in this volume shows that the victims include not only indigenous workers in Andean countries or people of slave-descent in Niger, but also migrant workers trafficked into Europe and the U.S and vulnerable members of the labour force in Brazil or Pakistan. The book highlights some of the measures that can be taken to combat these unacceptable practices. The authors argue in favour of a labour market approach, which includes the regulation and monitoring of labour intermediaries, the strengthening of labour inspection systems, as well as a stronger involvement of trade unions and employment tribunals.
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