Cover
The Prosperity Paradox: Fewer and More Vulnerable Farm Workers
Copyright
Preface
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Abbreviations
Prologue
PART I: AGRICULTURE AND DEVELOPMENT
1: Labor in Agriculture
The Global Picture
Whither Farm Labor?
2: Development and Rural-Urban Migration
Lewis and Todaro
Agricultural Changes
Migration and Trade
PART II: DEVELOPMENT AND FARM WORKER VULNERABILITY
3: US Farm Labor
Families, Slaves, and Migrants
Cesar Chavez and the UFW
US Farms and Employment
Farm Structure

Farm Employment
Hired Farm Workers
HFWF and QCEW
NAWS
Helping Farm Workers
4-S Responses to Fewer Newcomers
Satisfy and Stretch Current Workers
Substitute Machines for Workers and Supplement with Guest Workers
HR 5038: IRCA Redux?
Trade versus Migration
What's Next
4: Mexican Farm Labor
Revolution and Ejidos
Agriculture: NAFTA and USMCA
Farm Workers
Berry Exports and Workers 2018
Berry and Vegetable Workers 2019
Whither Mexican Farm Labor?
AMLO and the Future
5: Farm Labor in Other Countries
Canada
Farm Labor and SAWP

Agricultural Stream (NOC Low-Skill)
Unions and Development
European Union
Britain
SAWS
Gangmasters
Italy
Labor and Foreign Workers
Southern Italy
Spain
Farm Labor
Strawberries and Workers
Australia
New Zealand
Brazil
Farm Workers and Slavery
Coffee
Lessons
PART III: MOVING FORWARD
6: Protecting Farm Workers
ILO Labor Standards
Migrant Conventions
Garments and Seafood
Decent Work
Forced Labor and Trafficking
Governments
Unions
Lessons
7: Buyers, Consumers, and Farm Workers
The Food-Safety Model

Labor-Certification Systems
Coalition of Immokalee Workers
Equitable Food Initiative
Fair Trade USA and Others
Food Buyers and Farm Workers
The PMA-UF Ethical Charter
From Food Safety to Labor Compliance
Epilogue
References
Index