@article{808347,
      author = {Lederer, Laura,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/808347},
      title = {Modern slavery : a documentary and reference guide /},
      abstract = {"In the United States, four distinct anti-slavery  approaches emerged over the years. The four approaches  identified are religious, abolitionist, human rights, and  feminist. This book examines them chronologically and then  in the context of modern-day slavery and trafficking. It is  not our purpose to conduct a comparative analysis to emerge  with the "best" approach of these four. In fact, each of  these traditions is unique and plays an important role in  the anti-slavery work. More important for our purposes, is  to illustrate how they played off one another, strengthened  one another, borrowed language and rhetoric from one  another, often building on prior work while at the same  time, pointing out, as the feminists do in past and present  analysis, the way even anti-slavery activists leave women  out of the equation"--},
      recid = {808347},
      pages = {1 online resource.},
}