Slavery in Global Context

International Journal of Applied Philosophy 24 (1):61-69 (2010)
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The work of Cox, Bales, Dingwaney, and others is cited in an effort to construct an argument about the special rights violations of contemporary slavery. It is contended that two forms, debt bondage and sexual slavery, are related and bear close examination.

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10.5840/ijap20102416

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