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Forced Labour, Trafficking & Slavery BISA-IPEG/ University of Sheffield seminar
We are pleased to announce an upcoming seminar to take place here in Sheffield entitled ‘Forced Labour, Trafficking, and Slavery: The Political Economy of Exploitation and Protection in the 21st Century’. The seminar is jointly hosted by SPERI, The University of Sheffield Department of Politics and Faculty of Social Sciences Migration Research Group, and the British International Studies Association International … Continue reading →
28 March 2014 by Sarah Boswell
Categories: Events
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Tags: BISA, Dr. Neil Howard (European University Institute), forced labour, Genevieve Le Baron, IPEG, migration, modern slavery bill, Mr. Jean-Marie Kagabo (International Labour Organization), Professor Julia O’Connell Davidson (University of Nottingham), Professor Nicola Phillips (University of Sheffield), slavery, tony payne
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Part of the problem or part of the solution? Migration as adaptation to climate change
We need to begin thinking about migration as a response to the combined pressures of climate change and economic insecurity Can migration allow people in some of the poorest parts of the world to sustain their lives and livelihoods in the face of environmental and climate change? Too often migration both within states and internationally is seen as a crisis, … Continue reading →
29 April 2014 by Andrew Geddes
Categories: Climate change, Development, Environment, India, Inequality, SPERI Comment, Sustainability | Tags: Andrew Geddes, climate change, environment, inequality, migration | 4 comments