Labor Exploitation and Health Inequities Among Market Migrants: A Political Economy Perspective
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Colonial theory; Immigration; Class; Health; Workplace violence; Social history; Slavery; Political economy; Neoliberalism; Marxism; Migrant workers; Worker health; Social determinants of health; Working conditions;All these keywords.
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