Adrift, alone, and far from home: The human side of the global maritime industry Yangxi Fang
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Harvard International Review : Vol.XLII No 1, Winter 2021, pp.62-66 (67)Summary: A desparate tale of how the suffering is faced by workers in the maritime industry. Welfare and safety is the least cared for. What happens to vessels beyond their usefulness is also being told in this artiicle.
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A desparate tale of how the suffering is faced by workers in the maritime industry. Welfare and safety is the least cared for. What happens to vessels beyond their usefulness is also being told in this artiicle.
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