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Issue #217 Nov. 1 2017 Volume 44-6

Modern slavery and human trafficking affect an estimated 1.8 million people in Latin America and the Caribbean today yet remain significantly understudied given their devastating human consequences.

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[accordian][toggle title="LAP Mission"]Our objective is to encourage class analysis of sociocultural realities and political strategies to transform Latin American sociopolitical structures. We make a conscious effort to publish a diversity of political viewpoints, both Marxist and non-Marxist perspectives, that have influenced progressive debates in Latin America. [/toggle] [toggle title="The LAP Philosophy"]Latin American Perspectives is committed to bringing together scholars and activists around the world who are interested in engaging with the most timely analyses of Latin America..[/toggle] [toggle title="Commitment"]Our commitment is demonstrated in our distinguished collective of editors as well as our publication of provocative research in the field. We encourage you to consider becoming a subscriber or to contribute a manuscript to one of our upcoming issues.[/toggle] [toggle title="Latin Journal Scholars"]“Latin American Perspectives vem cumprindo, há décadas, um papel de destaque na construção de um pensamento critico na América Latina. Corajosamente, desde o centro de Império Norte Americano, a LAP explora reflexive e analiticamente, os pilares dessa dominação, seus fundamentos, suas trágicas consequências, bem como auxilia decisivamente na construção de um pensamento socialista critico e libertário. Este é o segredo de sua força e de sua vitalidade.”[/toggle][/accordian]

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Issue #217 Nov. 1 2017 Volume 44-6

Issue #217 Nov. 1 2017 Volume 44-6

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Issue #217 Nov. 1 2017 Volume 44-6

Issue #217 Nov. 1 2017 Volume 44-6

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