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The Locust Effect

Why the End of Poverty Requires the End of Violence
Summary:

The book argues that global poverty cannot be alleviated without addressing the pervasive issue of violence that disproportionately affects the poor, undermining their safety and security. It highlights the failure of justice systems in protecting the vulnerable and proposes that effective law enforcement and legal reforms are crucial for sustainable development and poverty reduction.

Key points:

1. Everyday Violence: Sexual assault, forced labor, and other abuses are common and hinder poverty reduction, especially affecting the poor.

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