Limin Teh

Limin Teh

Limin Teh teaches modern Chinese history at Leiden University. She is working with Duncan Money on a project looking at global labour migration and racial hierarchies. The article that she co-wrote with Duncan Money on the comparative history of mining labor and race will soon appear in the International Labor and Working Class History.

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The Global History of Labor and Race: Foundations and Key Concepts

How have workers around the world sought to change their conditions, and how have racial divisions affected their efforts?

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Education & Society

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Lost Literacies Strips Down the Dawn of Comics

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The Global History of Labor and Race: Foundations and Key Concepts

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