Challenging binaries: Why we need new ways to talk about people who move for work

Manoj N  Dias-Abey; Tonia A Novitz; Marco Rocco

Challenging binaries: Why we need new ways to talk about people who move for work

Manoj N Dias-Abey , Tonia A Novitz, Marco Rocco

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The legal characterisation of people who move across borders for work has profound implications for their labour rights. In Part One of this two-part blog, three legal scholars consider some of the binaries used to justify their legal characterisation and suggest that we need a new way to discuss this phenomenon.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	SPERI Blog
Publication status	Published - 5 Oct 2020

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SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth

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