SCAS TALKS Episode 63 – Mònica Ginés Blasi: "Exploiting Chinese Migrants in the 19th Century"

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06/03/2025 29 min Episodio 72
SCAS TALKS Episode 63 – Mònica Ginés Blasi: "Exploiting Chinese Migrants in the 19th Century"

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Episode Synopsis

Theme: Migration & Displacement
Keywords: Chinese migration, indentured labor migration, labor intermediaries, global history, migration patterns

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