Social Sustainability in Agriculture: An Anthropological Perspective on Child Labour in Cocoa Production in Ghana
基于历史资料和民族志田野调查，本文揭示加纳可可社区童工是多种微观因素交织的结果，指出政策因缺乏对当地社会历史背景的理解而受阻，并强调民族志方法对理解不自由劳动问题的重要贡献。
Based on historical sources and ethnographic fieldwork in Ghana, the article presents child labour in cocoa communities as the outcome of a complex myriad of micro-level factors. It argues that many policy initiatives to address this problem have been hindered by a lack of understanding of the social and historical context impacting child rights in cocoa-producing communities. It also argues that by enabling a more grounded and gender-sensitive understanding of the household dimension of poor labour practices and of the plurality of factors underlying them, ethnography makes an important contribution to debates on unfree labour.