How Many People Are Enslaved Today?

Monti Datta, an associate professor of political science, teaches classes on international relations, research methods, global governance, anti-Americanism & world opinion, and human rights & modern day slavery.

On the Oct. 10, 2019, episode of The Academic Minute, Datta ready How Many People are Enslaved Today? The essay was excerpted by the author from a piece originally written for The Conversation.

Contact urnews2use@richmond.edu to connect with him.

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January 15, 2020

What Iranians think of the US and their own government

Monti Datta, a political science professor with expertise on how other countries view the U.S., authored this piece, which initially appeared in The Conversation.

October 10, 2019

How Many People are Enslaved Today?

Monti Datta, associate professor of political science, reads his essay "How Many People are Enslaved Today." He is one of five faculty featured on University of Richmond week on The Academic Minute. Datta's essay is also highlighted on Inside Higher Ed and initially appeared in The Conversation.

October 1, 2019

Three countries where Donald Trump is popular

Political science professor Monti Datta authored this piece, which was originally published in The Conversation. The article was also recently picked up by Salon.

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How Many People Are Enslaved Today?

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