L'homme prédateur

Recognized as a crime against humanity, slavery has the extraordinary ability to adapt itself to new technologies and to social and legal progress. In the past, "predation" meant raids, wars, and kidnapping; today, while wars and abductions are still sources of enslavement, another source must also be added: the economic violence that makes lives vulnerable and fragile. This study of the politics and the economics of predation views slavery as a form that is regularly reinvented, and one that can exist at the same time as humanitarian discourse and economic growth.

Year

2011

Language

French

Series

Bibliothèque Albin Michel idées

Publisher

Albin Michel

Editions

1

Pages

220

ISBN

9782226208897

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