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Improving global modern slavery estimates: Behind the paper. Francis, Brian (Author); Walby, Sylvia (Author). 2024. Springer International Publishing.

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Francis, B & Walby, S, Improving global modern slavery estimates: Behind the paper, 2024, Blog, Springer International Publishing. <https://communities.springernature.com/posts/improving-global-modern-slavery-estimates>

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Francis, B., & Walby, S. (2024). Improving global modern slavery estimates: Behind the paper. Blog, Springer International Publishing. https://communities.springernature.com/posts/improving-global-modern-slavery-estimates

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Francis B, Walby S. Improving global modern slavery estimates: Behind the paper Springer International Publishing. 2024.

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Francis, Brian (Author) ; Walby, Sylvia (Author). / Improving global modern slavery estimates : Behind the paper. [Blog].

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