Disposable People: New Slavery in the Global Economy
by Kevin Bales
Kevin Bales' Disposable People uncovers the alarming prevalence of new slavery within the global economy. Through rigorous analysis, it reveals how millions are trapped in forced labor and exploitation, driven by economic demands. The book urges readers to recognize and dismantle these pervasive systems of human bondage that persist in the modern world.
About This Book
Disposable People examines the persistence of slavery in the contemporary world, focusing on its integration into the global economy. The book highlights how economic forces perpetuate human bondage across various regions.
Kevin Bales draws on extensive research to illustrate the forms that new slavery takes, from forced labor to debt bondage. It reveals the scale and impact of these practices on vulnerable populations worldwide.
The narrative underscores the need for awareness and action against this hidden crisis. By connecting economic policies to human rights abuses, the book calls for systemic changes to eradicate modern slavery.
Through detailed accounts, Bales demonstrates how slavery remains a profitable enterprise in today's interconnected markets. The work serves as a critical resource for understanding and combating this global issue.
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