Titlebook: Revisiting Slavery and Antislavery; Towards a Critical A Laura Brace,Julia O‘Connell Davidson Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Abolitionist Anti-politics? Capitalism, Coercion and the Modern Anti-slavery Movementing, they need to advocate policies with genuinely emancipatory potential, such as the Unconditional Basic Income (UBI). If they do so, they have the capacity to play a radical role in the promotion of global social justice, rather than defending the status quo.

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The Liberty of Namingveral early modern, enlightenment and abolitionist (older and contemporary) texts are closely analyzed. The essay concludes by calling for greater recognition of the many subtle operations of Euro-colonialist racialized legacies, which contribute in unacknowledged ways to current neo-colonialist and techno-capitalist conditions of oppression.

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Historicizing Freedom of Movement: Memory and Exile in Political Context” and “diasporic memory”—were placed in ever sharper opposition to one another. Eighteenth-century abolitionists tried to prove that slaves had exilic memory in order to claim that they, like emigrants, were true exiles, and deserved the right to return to, or at least properly remember, their native lands.

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Immigration Restrictions and the Politics of Protectionaint’ (Mongia in Comparative Studies in Society and History 49: 384–411, 2007) on human mobility is almost uncontested, the idea that immigration controls . migrants remains central to the discursive practices concerning ‘human trafficking’.

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Abolition Terminable and Interminablehe persistent social, political and economic effects of racial slavery’s afterlife, but also obscure the ways that the movement for the abolition of racial slavery continues in the present tense with increased relevance and urgency.

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