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    • 2017 Reader
    • 2016 Reader
      • Letter from the Editors: Ananya Krishnan and Elle Necoechea
      • Chapter 1: Social
      • Chapter 2: Economic
      • Chapter 3: Environmental
      • Chapter 4: Policy
      • Chapter 5: Technology
    • 2015 Reader
      • Letter from the Editors: Sonia Adjroud and Steven Franca
      • Chapter 1: Identifying Violence
      • Chapter 2: Healing through Medical and Alternative Therapies
      • Chapter 3: Transitional Justice
      • Chapter 4: Restorative Justice
      • Chapter 5: Violence Prevention I
      • Chapter 6: Violence Prevention II
    • 2014 Reader
      • Letter from the Editors – Freida Aguilar and Nicole-Ann Lobo
      • Chapter 1: Poverty and Hunger
      • Chapter 2: Global Health
      • Chapter 3: Environment and Land
      • Chapter 4: Human Protection
      • Chapter 5: Peace Processes I
      • Chapter 6: Peace Processes II
    • 2013 Reader
      • Letter from the Editor: Marian Dorst
      • Chapter 1: Social Media’s Revolutionary Change
      • Chapter 2: The Relevance of Traditional Media
      • Chapter 3: The Relationship between Media and Government
      • Chapter 4: Media as a Humanitarian Voice I
      • Chapter 5: Media as a Humanitarian Voice II
      • Chapter 6: Media as a Global Activist
    • 2012 Reader
      • Letter from the Editor: Eric Nicolas
      • Chapter 1: Culture and Identity
      • Chapter 2: Disabilities
      • Chapter 3: Displacement
      • Chapter 4: Responsible Business
      • Chapter 5: International Justice
    • 2011 Reader
      • Letter from the Editors: Katie Athis and Elena Bellaart
      • Chapter 1: Human Trafficking
      • Chapter 2: Drug Trade
      • Chapter 3: Gangs
      • Chapter 4: Terrorism
      • Chapter 5: Small Arms and Weapons
      • Chapter 6: Justice Systems
    • 2010 Reader
      • Letter from the Editors: Sam Hargrove and Amruta Trivedi
      • Chapter 1: Development 101
      • Chapter 2: Education
      • Chapter 3: Health Care
      • Chapter 4: Food Security
      • Chapter 5: Trade and Finance
      • Chapter 6: Infrastructure and Governance
    • 2009 Reader
      • Letter from the Editors: Jay Bartell and Sierra Parker
      • Chapter 1: Conflict
      • Chapter 2: Gender Inequality
      • Chapter 3: Racism
      • Chapter 4: Xenophobia
      • Chapter 5: Religious Intolerance
      • Chapter 6: Economic Inequity
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Chapter 6: Economic Inequity

 

Economic Inequity: Table of Contents

  • Alec: Letter to the Reader
  • Understanding Economic Inequity
  • Economic Inequity in Africa
  • Economic Inequity in Latin America
  • Economic Inequity in Asia

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