... maltreatment from a cultural perspective and foreshadows the global challenge that lays ahead. abuse child exploitation maltreatment neglect abuse child abuse child maltreatment physical abuse World Health Organization WHO child sexual abuse emotional abuse neglect sexual abuse sleep patterns...

...High Wire. Angela Huyue Zhang, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2024. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197682258.003.0007 This chapter discusses three significant challenges in the Chinese tech sector’s labor regulation: platforms’ algorithmic exploitation of workers...

... Capital that places bodily suffering at the core of his critique of capitalism. It argues that the body figures not simply as the object of exploitation, but also the site for the lived experience of suffering to be translated into elementary forms of resistance. This chapter...

...Virginia Mantouvalou, Structures of Injustice, the Law, and Exploitative Work. In: What Is Structural Injustice?. Edited by: Jude Browne and Maeve McKeown, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press (2024). DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780198892878.003.0014...

... violence slavery and the proletarian underclass Thatcher Margaret Berger John writings home the concept of homelessness the rich Shelley Percy Bysshe violence force exploitation scars protest anger homelessness In the opening paragraph of his essay ‘The White Bird’, John wrote: The problem...

... kept. These records showed that he traded with a plethora of builders. Thus, this chapter explores some of the aspects that made the business more competitive—for example, outsourcing or exploiting workers—and also the enormous amount of money it moved. Drouelle Sébastien Sassaigne François Félix...

...German philosopher Byung-Chul Han asserts that individuals in our society are driven by a demand to not fail and persevere, becoming self-exploited laborers who are unaware of their condition and instead present themselves as “achievement-subjects” who lead positive and happy lives and, at the same...

...Global Sweatshops. Mirjam Müller, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2024. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197767191.003.0005 This chapter’s critique of sweatshop labour claims that sweatshop labour relations are relations of exploitation involving advantage-taking...

..., epitomized by J.A. Hobson; and W.E.B. Du Bois’s radically novel account of the international order as an imperial, capitalist, and racial hierarchy. Du Bois argued that the modern democratic nation—and not simply European elites—had become the agent of imperial exploitation; that international law...

... by the long-term disproportion between agricultural production and population growth. The second section discusses agricultural exploitation and the beginnings of urbanization. The severe crisis in food supplies of the late 11th and early 12th century, which was expressed in long famines followed by epidemics...

...Chapter 6 examines whether and how race- and gender-consciousness shapes Black women’s legislative decision making. It investigates Black women’s views on the Financial Exploitation of the Elderly bill and compares them with a sample of those of Black men and White women and men. As a result...

... innovations from postal operators in three European countries. The examples illustrate how business model innovation may be considered a two-stage process of exploration and subsequent exploitation. Focusing primarily on the exploration stage, key organizational tensions emerged from our analysis: cognitive...

... relativism threatens the knowledge base of modern societies, and that contemporary spirituality is unusually vulnerable to sexual exploitation. On the positive side, the individualism, toleration, and relativism of contemporary spirituality have helped make the modern world more civil. 1. J...

...-exploitation the new principles of population based research ethics? In A. Dawson (ed.), Public Health Ethics . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. McMillan, J.   2014 . The kindest cut? Surgical castration, sex offenders and coercive offers.   Journal of Medical...

... in small groups are particularly apparent in the case of cross-border flows of people and resources. Chapter 5 examines in detail the general social mechanisms operative in cross-border forms of social protection, in particular, exclusion, opportunity hoarding, hierarchization, and exploitation, and also...

...; distributive justice and exploitation; workplace democracy and self-determination; social inclusion—and summarise the chapters of the book. philosophical foundations of labour law collective bargaining living wage wage law social justice political theories Rawls John Dworkin Ronald Cohen G A autonomy...

... ‘exploitation’ is widely used, there is little agreement about the precise cut-off point between exploitative and non-exploitative relations. The chapter argues that the reason for this is that background structural factors need to be taken into account in determining whether or not a relationship...

... I am grateful for excellent comments made by Cindy Estlund, the editors of this volume, and other participants at the conference on the Philosophic Foundations of Labour Law. This chapter offer a risk theory of labour exploitation that is based on contemporary economic and financial theory...

...The Second World War period (1939–45) had enormous political and economic consequences for India. While the historical narrative has centred around political negotiations and the Quit India campaign, there is far less material on British exploitation of India’s economic and natural resources...

... framing. The chapter concludes that there exist convincing ideas of how to govern explorative knowledge production which should be tested empirically. Baden‐Fuller C Grant R M knowledge exploitation knowledge exploration Nooteboom B Cabrera A Cabrera E F Eisenhardt K M McEvily S K motivation...