Marriage à la Mode took its title from Dryden's play of 1672, looking back to two staples of Restoration drama, the hostile yet mutually exploitative relations between the landed aristocracy and the "cit", and the comedy of the ill-matched couple (perhaps also another Fielding-like dig at the unequal match in Pamela).
Under pressure from owners of capital and the market imperative to deliver profits, Filipino research participants seek to transform de-personalised, instrumental or exploitative relations into a mutually beneficial arrangement.
Yet, the supposed African-ness engrained in each fiber is merely a reflection of Europe's continual exploitative relations with Africa.
Blood has been associated with strength, superstition, exploitative relations, colonialism and witchcraft, amongst others.
They blame cold-war rivalry for propping up greedy dictators in the first 30 years of African independence, and now they trace the continent's failures to debt, exploitative trading relations and too-strict demands for economic reform from the IMF and the World Bank.Neither theory, by itself, can explain why Africa is the way it is.
In the Second Discourse, this establishment amounts to the reinforcement of unequal and exploitative social relations that are now backed by law and state power.
However, ideals of egalitarian democratic participation are far removed from the starting point of the hierarchical and exploitative social relations that typically characterise marginalised communities.
This entry focuses on exploitative transactions or relations rather than "systemic" or macro level exploitation.
Feminist economists modify these assumptions to account for exploitative sexual and gender relations, single-parent families, same-sex relationships, familial relations with children, and the consequences of reproduction.
They questioned the instrumental, impersonal and exploitative terms of workplace relations.
