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the rights and duties of employee–employer relationships (see )371#6).+ !%, )371#6))+) took place within discussions about property rights, colonialism, and the legitimacy of a rigid class system. Slavery was obviously a “business ethics” issue (see +1!-).6) – just as the violation of human rights within international supply
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