From Indentured Servant to Modern-Day Guestworker

05/04/2017 39 min

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Professor Cindy Hahamovitch of the University of Georgia discusses her research connecting the global histories of 19th-century indentured servants and today's guestworkers.

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From Indentured Servant to Modern-Day Guestworker

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