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The question of human rights is also a major concern since allowing compensation of foreign labor to fall below national standards as represented by the basic wage would violate convents of the International Labor Office and invite censure from the ILO and global labor and human rights activists for "superexploitation" and blatant violations of human rights.
Archive 2008-05-01 Michael Turton 2008
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The history of these three centuries, according to Frank, is a history of Europe's successful 'superexploitation' of the rest of the world, in the course of which the Western European 'metropolis' expropriated the world's wealth, established a global economy, and forced the 'periphery' into a state of dependence from which it has only recently begun to unshackle itself.
Taking Off Skinner, Quentin 1979
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For the latter, the triumph of emancipation and the initial promise of Reconstruction gave way to the superexploitation of black labor under an invigorated capitalism in the south, and, as the planter class regained local power, the reorganization of racist social control through Jim Crow laws and KKK (and state) terrorism.
MRZine.org 2010
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Actually, exploitation of white workers and superexploitation of racially oppressed workers are two aspects of a single process of capitalist exploitation.
CPUSA Front Page 2010
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For the latter, the triumph of emancipation and the initial promise of Reconstruction gave way to the superexploitation of black labor under an invigorated capitalism in the south, and, as the planter class regained local power, the reorganization of racist social control through Jim Crow laws and KKK (and state) terrorism.
MRZine.org 2010
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It depresses wages of the working class in imperialist countries and expands the sweatshop, superexploitation of the workers in low-wage countries.
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a glaring example of the superexploitation of cheap Black labour in South Africa.
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a glaring example of the superexploitation of cheap Black labour in South Africa.
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Cooper writes: There’s a prevailing popular assumption that superexploitation of the state’s farm workers is a closed chapter in some deep, dark past… But exactly 40 years after Chavez’s UFW exploded into the national consciousness by leading the great 1965 Delano grape workers’ strike and forced America to recognize the plight of those who put our food on the table, nothing could be further from the truth.
My new VDARE.com column Steve Sailer 2005
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Cooper writes: There’s a prevailing popular assumption that superexploitation of the state’s farm workers is a closed chapter in some deep, dark past… But exactly 40 years after Chavez’s UFW exploded into the national consciousness by leading the great 1965 Delano grape workers’ strike and forced America to recognize the plight of those who put our food on the table, nothing could be further from the truth.
Archive 2005-08-21 Steve Sailer 2005
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