Labor on the Line Marcus Jerkins which hides a dark tale

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The book is structured into three chapters: ‘Houses in the City’

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Labor on the Line Marcus Jerkins which hides a dark taleLabor on the Line provides insights into the world's largest tea growing region of Assam. Anna Lena Wolf examines everyday conceptualizations of justice: how they emerge, become prevalent, transform, and are negotiated by differently positioned actors on Assam's tea plantations. Academics and activists have criticized the conditions on these plantations as a form of bondage, arguing that the persistence of a colonial wage structure characterized by