Reframing Contemporary Slavery Studies: the Legacy of Slavery and Antislavery in the Contemporary Struggle for Human Rights
Johnson, K.L.
Human Rights Review 16(1): 69-74
2015
ISSN/ISBN: 1874-6306 Document Number: 256857
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