Maurizio Franzini Without exit possibilities: A reading of modern slavery pp. 37-48, DOI: 10.7377/84334 Details Cite
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Marco Fioravanti Black Atlantic. Law, slavery and emancipation pp. 89-102, DOI: 10.7377/84338 Details Cite
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