The National Pact to Eradicate Slave Labour in Brazil:

Carstensen, Lisa; McGrath, Siobhán

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“…In light of this, just as we may consider the prospects for not only 'alternative developments' but also 'alternatives to development' (Escobar 1992), we might consider both responses to TFLS which subvert the politics of rescue alongside alternatives to anti-TFLS per se -that is, alternative ways of responding to unfreedom and exploitation. We would point to examples such as the work of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (Asbed and Hitov 2017), efforts to combat 'slave labour' in Brazil (Carstensen and McGrath 2015;McGrath 2013) and the push for supply chain liability (Muskat-Gorska 2017) but also calls for reparations (Quirk 2015) and for No Borders (Anderson et. al.…”

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Anti-slavery as development: A global politics of rescue

McGrath

Watson

2018

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