Are the Marginalized the Slag-Heap of Economic Growth and Globalization? Disparity, Health, and Human Rights

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subjects Commentary
Corporations
Economic growth
Globalization
Gross national product
Health
Human rights
Inequality
Political violence
Poverty
Public health
Violence
Violence against women
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