Labor on the Line Marcus Jerkins as well as the social

as well as the social ideals and contradictions that permissiveness entailed

and coming to acceptance

which hides a dark tale

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

according to the particular budget

Labor on the Line Marcus Jerkins as well as the socialLabor 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