The Palgrave Handbook of Bondage and Human Rights in Africa and Asia

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The Domestic Outsider: Interpreting Contradictions in the Status of Maidservants in Qing China

Chapter 3 The Abolition of Slavery and the Status of Slaves in Late Imperial China

Chapter 4 Labour Migration to the French Islands of the Western Indian Ocean, 1830–60

Chapter 5 Relationships between Economic and Environmental Factors, and Labour Migration to Réunion, 1820–1860

Chapter 6 Trafficking, Slavery, Peonage: Dilemmas and Hesitations of Colonial Administrators in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia

Chapter 7 Disciplining the Hill Tribes into Coolie Labour for Road Construction

Chapter 8 Mediated (Im)mobility: Indian Labour Migration to Ceylon under the Kangany System (c. 1850–1940)

Chapter 9 Changing Masters in the Longue Durée: Slavery and Abolition in Egypt and the Sudan, 1798–1882

Chapter 10 Abolitionism and the African Slave Trade in the Ottoman Empire (1857–1922)

Chapter 11 The Abolition of Slavery and the ‘New Labour Contract’ in French Equatorial Africa, 1890–1914

Chapter 12 The Persistence of Slavery in the Southern Red Sea Region in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Chapter 13 Sex, Money, and Modern-Day Slavery: Trafficking of Women and Children in China

Chapter 14 Rural Women as Property in Zambia: The AIDS Exit

Chapter 15 Child Labour and its Interaction with Adult Labour in Ivory Coast (1980–2000)

Chapter 16 Trauma and Inter-Communal Relations Among a Captive Population: Preliminary Findings from the Malakal Protection of Civilians Site, South Sudan

Chapter 17 The Persistence of Debt Bondage in South India: Market and Political Alliances

Chapter 18 Debt Bondage and Vulnerable Work in South Indian Silk Processing

Chapter 19 Indebted to Work: Bondage in Brick Kilns