This thought-provoking book explores the historical context and impact of economic exploitation on marginalized communities, covering topics such as labor exploitation, environmental exploitation, financial exploitation, and case studies of resistance.
With insightful analysis and actionable strategies, this book sheds light on the unjust practices faced by marginalized communities and offers pathways towards creating more equitable economies.
Discover the ethical considerations, regulatory approaches, grassroots movements, and corporate social responsibility initiatives that can help address economic exploitation and promote economic justice for all.