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Land and Labour Relations in South-West Bangladesh documents the ambiguities and limitations of applying rigid theoretical concepts in defining labor, particularly in the context of a South Asian agrarian economy. The author demonstrates that sources of labor are not uniform, and that labor in the rural context is not a homogeneous commodity. Identification of laborers or groups with a common interest does not necessarily fit into the formal definition of laborers based on relationships of possession and separation from the means of production. On the contrary, based on empirical research, the study suggests that defining and identifying the class of laborer demands a critical analysis of the economic and political relations which bind them into the same procession of production and reproduction.
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