Human Trafficking: Exploring the International Nature, Concerns, and Complexities

The first of its kind to examine the nature, extent, and complexity of the main issues that control human trafficking from an international perspective, this textbook explores how to address concerns within regions known to be exporters and importers of human traffic. Also discussed are strategies to protect and support victims of trafficking and ways to best prosecute those found guilty of trafficking. Full of pedagogical features, this book contains key learning objectives at the start of each chapter, boxed inserts that focus on noteworthy issues and cases, tables and figures to summarize statistical data, conceptual questions, and highlighted terms.