Merchants of Labor

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Merchants of Labor is a seminal exposé by Ernesto Galarza that critically examines the exploitation and labor conditions of Mexican and other migrant workers in U.S. guest worker programs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
exposé
non-fiction book
aimsTo advocate for migrant workers’ rights
expose exploitation in guest worker systems
author Ernesto Galarza NERFINISHED
contributedTo debates on U.S. immigration and labor policy
public awareness of migrant labor exploitation
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizes U.S. guest worker policies
exploitation of Mexican workers
labor recruitment intermediaries
describes abuses in recruitment of migrant workers
working conditions of migrant farmworkers
documents contracts and conditions imposed on migrant workers
role of private labor contractors
fieldOfStudy Chicano studies NERFINISHED
labor history
migration studies
focusesOn Mexican workers in the United States
U.S. guest worker programs
labor contractors
genre labor studies
political non-fiction
social criticism
hasInfluenced activism for farmworkers’ rights
scholarship on migrant labor
hasPerspective critical of guest worker systems
pro-labor
language English
mainSubject Mexican migrant workers
U.S. agricultural labor
guest worker programs
labor exploitation
migrant labor
notableFor detailed documentation of abuses in guest worker programs
early critique of U.S. guest worker schemes
relatedTo Bracero Program NERFINISHED
U.S. agricultural guest worker programs
setInPeriod mid-20th century United States
usedIn courses on Latino studies
university courses on labor history

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Ernesto Galarza notableWork Merchants of Labor