Titlebook: Commodification of Body Parts in the Global South; Transnational Inequa Firouzeh Nahavandi Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Armando Barrientos,Peter Lloyd-Sherlockjects of economic desire. However, this chapter draws from contrasting understanding of commodification by the authors and particularly includes a discussion on freedom in markets versus dehumanization.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230502680y and despair, and illustrates the inequities behind the transactions. In this chapter, the motivations of the sellers together with the situation in some of the key countries where trafficking exists are offered.

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Introduction, response to the commodification of the human body. This perspective has not yet been considered by mainstream theories of development and underdevelopment, nor has it been taken into consideration in mainstream commodification of human body parts approaches.

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Transnational Kidney Transplant,y and despair, and illustrates the inequities behind the transactions. In this chapter, the motivations of the sellers together with the situation in some of the key countries where trafficking exists are offered.

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Armando Barrientos,Peter Lloyd-Sherlockrced. In this process, wealthier people from the Global North in particular are using women’s bodies in the Global South’s as a resource. The chapter considers some of the key countries where surrogacy is increasingly offered.

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Armando Barrientos,Peter Lloyd-Sherlocks as a way to remain in the global race for talent. This chapter offers an overview of the selective migrations policies conceived to attract the ‘brains’ from abroad together with their consequences in some exporting countries.

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