本の詳細
形式
ハードカバー
ページ数
261
言語
英語
公開されました
Apr 13, 2011
出版社
Stanford University Press
ISBN-10
0804772207
ISBN-13
9780804772204
説明
Deeply rooted in socio-economic complexities, this exploration unveils the often overlooked realities of labor, migration, and human trafficking in Dubai. The author, Pardis Mahdavi, illuminates the dark underbelly of a city celebrated for its opulence and rapid development. By weaving together narratives and research, she highlights how systemic inequalities and labor demands create a fertile ground for exploitation.
Through compelling storytelling, Mahdavi presents personal accounts of individuals caught in a cycle of desperation and hope. Their journeys reveal the stark contrasts between the glamorous façade of Dubai and the harsh truths faced by migrant workers. This stark dichotomy raises urgent questions about the responsibility of global economies and the ethical implications of labor migration.
As the narrative progresses, readers are invited to reflect on broader themes of power, agency, and resilience in a world where human lives can become commodities. It serves as a powerful reminder that beneath the shimmering skyline, the fight for dignity and rights remains ever-present.
Through compelling storytelling, Mahdavi presents personal accounts of individuals caught in a cycle of desperation and hope. Their journeys reveal the stark contrasts between the glamorous façade of Dubai and the harsh truths faced by migrant workers. This stark dichotomy raises urgent questions about the responsibility of global economies and the ethical implications of labor migration.
As the narrative progresses, readers are invited to reflect on broader themes of power, agency, and resilience in a world where human lives can become commodities. It serves as a powerful reminder that beneath the shimmering skyline, the fight for dignity and rights remains ever-present.