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*From:* Jamie Jordan <jamiejordan23 at GMAIL.COM>
*Date:* 18 maart 2014 11:11:00 CET
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*Subject:* *[CPERN] BISA-IPEG/University of Sheffield Seminar*
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BISA-IPEG/University of Sheffield Seminar

Forced Labour, Trafficking, and Slavery: The Political Economy of
Exploitation and Protection in the 21st Century

Over the past fifteen years, forced labour, trafficking, and slavery have
become issues of major political and media concern.  Governments are
beginning to act, with countries including the US, Canada, and Brazil
having recently launched national strategies to tackle human trafficking
and modern slavery. The UK’s draft Modern Slavery Bill is currently before
Parliament.  Yet, such initiatives do little to address the political
economic drivers of these forms of exploitation, nor do they offer adequate
protection.  This seminar will bring together academics, policy-makers, and
civil society figures to discuss and debate the political economy of
exploitation and protection in the 21st Century, including the role of
governments, business, and international organizations.

Welcome

Professor Anthony Payne, Director, Sheffield Political Economy Research
Institute (SPERI)

Panelists

Professor Julia O’Connell Davidson, University of Nottingham
Dr. Neil Howard, European University Institute
Mr. Jean-Marie Kagabo, International Labour Organization
Professor Nicola Phillips, University of Sheffield

Organizer: Dr. Genevieve LeBaron, Vice-Chancellor's Fellow in Politics,
University of Sheffield

Notetaker: Mr. Ozdeniz Pektas, University of Middlesex

12 May 2014, 2-4pm

The Arts Tower Boardroom, The University of Sheffield
Western Bank, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S10 2TN

This is a free event and all are welcome, but space is limited.

To register:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/forced-labour-trafficking-and-slavery-the-political-economy-of-exploitation-and-protection-in-the-tickets-10972774865?ref=estw

This seminar is hosted by the Sheffield Political Economy Research
Institute (SPERI), The University of Sheffield Department of Politics and
Faculty of Social Sciences Migration Research Group, and partly sponsored
by the British International Studies Association International Political
Economy Group (BISA-IPEG).

Dr. Genevieve LeBaron
Vice-Chancellor's Fellow
Department of Politics

University of Sheffield
Elmfield Building (1.24)
Northumberland Road
Sheffield, S10 2TU
United Kingdom

Phone: (+44) (0)114 222 1688
Email: g.lebaron at sheffield.ac.uk
Web: genevievelebaron.org
Twitter: @glebaron

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