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Trafficking and the global sex industry Ed. by Karen Beeks ...

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: Englisch Series: Program in migration and refugee studies | Program in migration and refugee studiesLanham, Md. [u. a.] Lexington Books 2006Description: XVIII, 239 S. graph. Darst. 22,5 cmISBN:
  • 0739113135
  • 978-0-7391-1313-4
  • 0-7391-1312-7
  • 978-0-7391-1312-7
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: This collection of essays is the outcome of a conference on human trafficking held in Denver in 2003. The focus of this book is on international trafficking of women and children for forced labor and prostitution. A broad geographical and economical perspective is taken but the anthology also deals with the specificities of the socio-political background, poverty, opportunity structure, legal conditions, the role of the state, gender structure, and the organization of the trafficking business. The essays create a link from country to country, demonstrating the worldwide nature of the problem. I. Migration and trafficking: definitions, conditions, routes, and policies: Shahidul Haque: Ambiguities and confusions in migration-trafficking nexus: a development challenge (S. 3); Arun Kumar Acharya: International migration and trafficking of mexican women to the United States (S. 21); Vu Ngoc Binh: Trafficking of women and children in Vietnam: current issues and problems (S. 33); II. National security, organized crime and civil conflict: Zarina Othman: Human (in)security, human trafficking, and security in Malaysia (S. 47); Saltanat Sulaimanova: Trafficking in women from the former Soviet Union for the purposes of sexual exploitation (S. 61); Abbey Steele: Insecurity and opportunity in Columbia: linking civil war and human trafficking (S. 77); III. Laws, legistlation, and international involvement: Carlolina S. Ruiz-Austria: Conflicts and interests: trafficking in filipino women and philippine government policies on migration and trafficking (S. 97); Free the Slaves and Human Rights Center: The challenge of the hidden slavery: legal responses to forced labor in the United States (S. 119); Anne Gallagher: Human rights and human trafficking in Thailand: a shadow report (S. 139); William A. E. Ejalu: From home to hell: the telling story of an african woman's journey and stay in Europe (S. 165); IV. National and local initiatives and service models: Upala Devi Banerjee: Migration and trafficking of women and girls: a brief review of some effective models in India and Thailand (S. 189); Rita Chaikin: Fighting against trafficking in women in the North of Israel (S. 201); Isabel Crowhurst: The provision of protection and settlement services for migrant women trafficked for sexual purposes: the case study of Italy (S. 217)
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This collection of essays is the outcome of a conference on human trafficking held in Denver in 2003. The focus of this book is on international trafficking of women and children for forced labor and prostitution. A broad geographical and economical perspective is taken but the anthology also deals with the specificities of the socio-political background, poverty, opportunity structure, legal conditions, the role of the state, gender structure, and the organization of the trafficking business. The essays create a link from country to country, demonstrating the worldwide nature of the problem. I. Migration and trafficking: definitions, conditions, routes, and policies: Shahidul Haque: Ambiguities and confusions in migration-trafficking nexus: a development challenge (S. 3); Arun Kumar Acharya: International migration and trafficking of mexican women to the United States (S. 21); Vu Ngoc Binh: Trafficking of women and children in Vietnam: current issues and problems (S. 33); II. National security, organized crime and civil conflict: Zarina Othman: Human (in)security, human trafficking, and security in Malaysia (S. 47); Saltanat Sulaimanova: Trafficking in women from the former Soviet Union for the purposes of sexual exploitation (S. 61); Abbey Steele: Insecurity and opportunity in Columbia: linking civil war and human trafficking (S. 77); III. Laws, legistlation, and international involvement: Carlolina S. Ruiz-Austria: Conflicts and interests: trafficking in filipino women and philippine government policies on migration and trafficking (S. 97); Free the Slaves and Human Rights Center: The challenge of the hidden slavery: legal responses to forced labor in the United States (S. 119); Anne Gallagher: Human rights and human trafficking in Thailand: a shadow report (S. 139); William A. E. Ejalu: From home to hell: the telling story of an african woman's journey and stay in Europe (S. 165); IV. National and local initiatives and service models: Upala Devi Banerjee: Migration and trafficking of women and girls: a brief review of some effective models in India and Thailand (S. 189); Rita Chaikin: Fighting against trafficking in women in the North of Israel (S. 201); Isabel Crowhurst: The provision of protection and settlement services for migrant women trafficked for sexual purposes: the case study of Italy (S. 217)

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