Routledge Handbook of Human Trafficking
Herausgeber: Piotrowicz, Ryszard; Uhl, Baerbel Heide; Rijken, Conny
Routledge Handbook of Human Trafficking
Herausgeber: Piotrowicz, Ryszard; Uhl, Baerbel Heide; Rijken, Conny
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The Routledge Handbook of Human Trafficking will guide the reader into the full interdisciplinary range of trafficking in human beings (THB), providing the necessary understanding of the scope of THB and the most pressing challenges to law, policy makers, academia and civil society, as well as to trafficked persons and those assisting them.
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The Routledge Handbook of Human Trafficking will guide the reader into the full interdisciplinary range of trafficking in human beings (THB), providing the necessary understanding of the scope of THB and the most pressing challenges to law, policy makers, academia and civil society, as well as to trafficked persons and those assisting them.
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- Routledge International Handbooks
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 558
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. April 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1026g
- ISBN-13: 9780367335694
- ISBN-10: 0367335697
- Artikelnr.: 56925737
- Routledge International Handbooks
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 558
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. April 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1026g
- ISBN-13: 9780367335694
- ISBN-10: 0367335697
- Artikelnr.: 56925737
Ryszard Piotrowicz is Professor of Law at Aberystwyth University. He was a member of the European Commission's Group of Experts (2008-15) and has been a member of GRETA, the Council of Europe's Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings, since 2013. He has published extensively in the field of migration law, especially with regard to refugees and trafficking in human beings. Prof. Piotrowicz is the Book Reviews Editor of the International Journal of Refugee Law. He has lectured and spoken at conferences on human trafficking across the world. Most recently he has worked on the issue of non-punishment of victims of trafficking (for OSCE) and on trafficking for forced begging. Conny Rijken is Professor of Human Trafficking and Globalisation at INTERVICT, Tilburg Law School, Tilburg University. Prof. Rijken has done extensive research on various aspects of trafficking in human beings including the European perspective, migration, labour exploitation and human rights. She has been leading several (EU funded) international and interdisciplinary research projects, e.g. 'Combating THB for Labour Exploitation', 'Corporate Social Responsibility to Prevent Human Trafficking' and one on Joint Investigation Teams. Central in her research is the focus on human rights and engagement with the position of the individual. Baerbel Heide Uhl is a political scientist and has been working on anti-trafficking politics both in academia and in operational missions in Europe for more than two decades. She is a co-founder of the European NGO network 'La Strada' and a founder of the NGO initiative datACT, data protection in anti-trafficking action. Dr.Uhl held positions of anti-trafficking expert for the OSCE Mission to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR). In addition, she advised EU candidate countries and new Member States, including Turkey, Croatia, Bulgaria and Romania, on European anti-trafficking policies within the framework of EU enlargement procedures. Dr.Uhl was a member of the European Commission's Experts Group to Combat Trafficking in Human Beings from 2003-2007 and served as the Chairperson to the second Group from 2008-2011. She is a Member of the Advisory Board of La Strada International. She earned her PhD and her Diploma in Political Science at the Free University of Berlin.
Part I: International and Regional Regimes on Anti-trafficking 1.
Genealogies of Human Trafficking and Slavery 2. Trafficking in Human Beings
as a Crime and as a Human Rights Violation 3. Trafficking in Transnational
Criminal Law 4. The European Legal Regime on Trafficking in Human Beings 5.
Trafficking in Human Beings in the African Context 6. Human Trafficking in
the Context of Labour Migration in Southeast Asia: The Case of Thailand's
Fishing Industry 7. Human Trafficking in Australasia 8. Human Trafficking
in the Middle East Part II: Types of Exploitation 9. Defining Exploitation
in the Context of Trafficking - What Is a Crime and What Is Not 10. Human
Trafficking for the Purpose of Organ Removal 11. Child Soldiering in
Relation to Human Trafficking 12. Tracing the Emergence of ICT-enabled
Human Trafficking for Ransom 13. Exploitation through Begging as a Form of
Trafficking in Human Beings - Over-estimated or Under-reported? Part III:
Particular Legal Issues 14. The Non-punishment Provision with Regard to
Victims of Trafficking: A Human Rights Approach 15. Abuse of a Position of
Vulnerability within the Definition of Trafficking in Persons 16. Unable to
Return? The Protection of Victims of Trafficking in Need of International
Protection 17. Prosecution of Cases of Human Trafficking in a Common Law
System 18. Prosecution of Trafficking in Human Beings in Civil Law Systems:
the Example of Belgium Part IV: Needs of Victims of Trafficking 19.
Trafficking in Persons: A Victim's Perspective 20. Child Trafficking - a
Call for Rights-based Integrated Approaches 21. The Right to a Remedy and
Reparation for Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings 22. Being Home:
Exploring Family Re-Integration amongst Trafficked Indonesian Domestic
Workers 23. The Mental Health of Trafficked Persons 24. National Referral
Mechanisms Part V: Critical Discourses of the Anti-trafficking Framework
25. Sex and Work: Understanding Sexual Commerce in an Era of
'Globalisation' 26. Orwellian Rights and the UN Trafficking Protocol 27.
Collateral Damage Provoked by Anti-trafficking Measures 28. Disrupting
Religious Privilege: Code of Conduct for Religious Institutions, Faith
Communities and Faith-based Organizations for Their Work with Survivors of
Forced Labour, Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery 29. The Interface
between Trafficking in Persons and Culture Part V: Statistics, Data and
Knowledge Part VI: Statistics, Data and Knowledge 30. Work in Progress:
International Statistics on Human Trafficking 31. Knowledge Production on
Human Trafficking and Everyday Governance Practices 32. 'Assumptions Built
into Code: Digital Data, Human Trafficking and Human Rights - a Troubled
Relationship? Part VII: Actors, Stakeholders and Institutions 33. Changing
the System from Within: The Role of NGOs in the Flawed Anti-trafficking
Framework 34. The Role of the UN Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in
Persons, Especially Women and Children 35. Trafficking in Human Beings and
International Peacekeeping 36. Can Labour Make an Effective Contribution to
Legal Strategies against Human Trafficking? Part VIII: Economic Aspects
37. Exploitation of Migrant Workers and Trafficking in Human Beings: A
Nexus of the Demand by Employers, Workers and Consumers 38. Fifteen Years
Lifting of the Ban on Brothels: the Struggle of Policy Makers between Sex
Workers as Agents or Victims 39. A Critical Engagement with the "Pull and
Push" Model: Human Trafficking and Migration into Sex Work 40. Of Coyotes
and Caporali: How Anti-trafficking Discourses of Criminality Depoliticise
Mobility and Exploitation 41. Trafficking in Human Beings and the Informal
Economy 42. The Business of Trafficking in Human Beings
Genealogies of Human Trafficking and Slavery 2. Trafficking in Human Beings
as a Crime and as a Human Rights Violation 3. Trafficking in Transnational
Criminal Law 4. The European Legal Regime on Trafficking in Human Beings 5.
Trafficking in Human Beings in the African Context 6. Human Trafficking in
the Context of Labour Migration in Southeast Asia: The Case of Thailand's
Fishing Industry 7. Human Trafficking in Australasia 8. Human Trafficking
in the Middle East Part II: Types of Exploitation 9. Defining Exploitation
in the Context of Trafficking - What Is a Crime and What Is Not 10. Human
Trafficking for the Purpose of Organ Removal 11. Child Soldiering in
Relation to Human Trafficking 12. Tracing the Emergence of ICT-enabled
Human Trafficking for Ransom 13. Exploitation through Begging as a Form of
Trafficking in Human Beings - Over-estimated or Under-reported? Part III:
Particular Legal Issues 14. The Non-punishment Provision with Regard to
Victims of Trafficking: A Human Rights Approach 15. Abuse of a Position of
Vulnerability within the Definition of Trafficking in Persons 16. Unable to
Return? The Protection of Victims of Trafficking in Need of International
Protection 17. Prosecution of Cases of Human Trafficking in a Common Law
System 18. Prosecution of Trafficking in Human Beings in Civil Law Systems:
the Example of Belgium Part IV: Needs of Victims of Trafficking 19.
Trafficking in Persons: A Victim's Perspective 20. Child Trafficking - a
Call for Rights-based Integrated Approaches 21. The Right to a Remedy and
Reparation for Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings 22. Being Home:
Exploring Family Re-Integration amongst Trafficked Indonesian Domestic
Workers 23. The Mental Health of Trafficked Persons 24. National Referral
Mechanisms Part V: Critical Discourses of the Anti-trafficking Framework
25. Sex and Work: Understanding Sexual Commerce in an Era of
'Globalisation' 26. Orwellian Rights and the UN Trafficking Protocol 27.
Collateral Damage Provoked by Anti-trafficking Measures 28. Disrupting
Religious Privilege: Code of Conduct for Religious Institutions, Faith
Communities and Faith-based Organizations for Their Work with Survivors of
Forced Labour, Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery 29. The Interface
between Trafficking in Persons and Culture Part V: Statistics, Data and
Knowledge Part VI: Statistics, Data and Knowledge 30. Work in Progress:
International Statistics on Human Trafficking 31. Knowledge Production on
Human Trafficking and Everyday Governance Practices 32. 'Assumptions Built
into Code: Digital Data, Human Trafficking and Human Rights - a Troubled
Relationship? Part VII: Actors, Stakeholders and Institutions 33. Changing
the System from Within: The Role of NGOs in the Flawed Anti-trafficking
Framework 34. The Role of the UN Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in
Persons, Especially Women and Children 35. Trafficking in Human Beings and
International Peacekeeping 36. Can Labour Make an Effective Contribution to
Legal Strategies against Human Trafficking? Part VIII: Economic Aspects
37. Exploitation of Migrant Workers and Trafficking in Human Beings: A
Nexus of the Demand by Employers, Workers and Consumers 38. Fifteen Years
Lifting of the Ban on Brothels: the Struggle of Policy Makers between Sex
Workers as Agents or Victims 39. A Critical Engagement with the "Pull and
Push" Model: Human Trafficking and Migration into Sex Work 40. Of Coyotes
and Caporali: How Anti-trafficking Discourses of Criminality Depoliticise
Mobility and Exploitation 41. Trafficking in Human Beings and the Informal
Economy 42. The Business of Trafficking in Human Beings
Part I: International and Regional Regimes on Anti-trafficking 1.
Genealogies of Human Trafficking and Slavery 2. Trafficking in Human Beings
as a Crime and as a Human Rights Violation 3. Trafficking in Transnational
Criminal Law 4. The European Legal Regime on Trafficking in Human Beings 5.
Trafficking in Human Beings in the African Context 6. Human Trafficking in
the Context of Labour Migration in Southeast Asia: The Case of Thailand's
Fishing Industry 7. Human Trafficking in Australasia 8. Human Trafficking
in the Middle East Part II: Types of Exploitation 9. Defining Exploitation
in the Context of Trafficking - What Is a Crime and What Is Not 10. Human
Trafficking for the Purpose of Organ Removal 11. Child Soldiering in
Relation to Human Trafficking 12. Tracing the Emergence of ICT-enabled
Human Trafficking for Ransom 13. Exploitation through Begging as a Form of
Trafficking in Human Beings - Over-estimated or Under-reported? Part III:
Particular Legal Issues 14. The Non-punishment Provision with Regard to
Victims of Trafficking: A Human Rights Approach 15. Abuse of a Position of
Vulnerability within the Definition of Trafficking in Persons 16. Unable to
Return? The Protection of Victims of Trafficking in Need of International
Protection 17. Prosecution of Cases of Human Trafficking in a Common Law
System 18. Prosecution of Trafficking in Human Beings in Civil Law Systems:
the Example of Belgium Part IV: Needs of Victims of Trafficking 19.
Trafficking in Persons: A Victim's Perspective 20. Child Trafficking - a
Call for Rights-based Integrated Approaches 21. The Right to a Remedy and
Reparation for Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings 22. Being Home:
Exploring Family Re-Integration amongst Trafficked Indonesian Domestic
Workers 23. The Mental Health of Trafficked Persons 24. National Referral
Mechanisms Part V: Critical Discourses of the Anti-trafficking Framework
25. Sex and Work: Understanding Sexual Commerce in an Era of
'Globalisation' 26. Orwellian Rights and the UN Trafficking Protocol 27.
Collateral Damage Provoked by Anti-trafficking Measures 28. Disrupting
Religious Privilege: Code of Conduct for Religious Institutions, Faith
Communities and Faith-based Organizations for Their Work with Survivors of
Forced Labour, Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery 29. The Interface
between Trafficking in Persons and Culture Part V: Statistics, Data and
Knowledge Part VI: Statistics, Data and Knowledge 30. Work in Progress:
International Statistics on Human Trafficking 31. Knowledge Production on
Human Trafficking and Everyday Governance Practices 32. 'Assumptions Built
into Code: Digital Data, Human Trafficking and Human Rights - a Troubled
Relationship? Part VII: Actors, Stakeholders and Institutions 33. Changing
the System from Within: The Role of NGOs in the Flawed Anti-trafficking
Framework 34. The Role of the UN Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in
Persons, Especially Women and Children 35. Trafficking in Human Beings and
International Peacekeeping 36. Can Labour Make an Effective Contribution to
Legal Strategies against Human Trafficking? Part VIII: Economic Aspects
37. Exploitation of Migrant Workers and Trafficking in Human Beings: A
Nexus of the Demand by Employers, Workers and Consumers 38. Fifteen Years
Lifting of the Ban on Brothels: the Struggle of Policy Makers between Sex
Workers as Agents or Victims 39. A Critical Engagement with the "Pull and
Push" Model: Human Trafficking and Migration into Sex Work 40. Of Coyotes
and Caporali: How Anti-trafficking Discourses of Criminality Depoliticise
Mobility and Exploitation 41. Trafficking in Human Beings and the Informal
Economy 42. The Business of Trafficking in Human Beings
Genealogies of Human Trafficking and Slavery 2. Trafficking in Human Beings
as a Crime and as a Human Rights Violation 3. Trafficking in Transnational
Criminal Law 4. The European Legal Regime on Trafficking in Human Beings 5.
Trafficking in Human Beings in the African Context 6. Human Trafficking in
the Context of Labour Migration in Southeast Asia: The Case of Thailand's
Fishing Industry 7. Human Trafficking in Australasia 8. Human Trafficking
in the Middle East Part II: Types of Exploitation 9. Defining Exploitation
in the Context of Trafficking - What Is a Crime and What Is Not 10. Human
Trafficking for the Purpose of Organ Removal 11. Child Soldiering in
Relation to Human Trafficking 12. Tracing the Emergence of ICT-enabled
Human Trafficking for Ransom 13. Exploitation through Begging as a Form of
Trafficking in Human Beings - Over-estimated or Under-reported? Part III:
Particular Legal Issues 14. The Non-punishment Provision with Regard to
Victims of Trafficking: A Human Rights Approach 15. Abuse of a Position of
Vulnerability within the Definition of Trafficking in Persons 16. Unable to
Return? The Protection of Victims of Trafficking in Need of International
Protection 17. Prosecution of Cases of Human Trafficking in a Common Law
System 18. Prosecution of Trafficking in Human Beings in Civil Law Systems:
the Example of Belgium Part IV: Needs of Victims of Trafficking 19.
Trafficking in Persons: A Victim's Perspective 20. Child Trafficking - a
Call for Rights-based Integrated Approaches 21. The Right to a Remedy and
Reparation for Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings 22. Being Home:
Exploring Family Re-Integration amongst Trafficked Indonesian Domestic
Workers 23. The Mental Health of Trafficked Persons 24. National Referral
Mechanisms Part V: Critical Discourses of the Anti-trafficking Framework
25. Sex and Work: Understanding Sexual Commerce in an Era of
'Globalisation' 26. Orwellian Rights and the UN Trafficking Protocol 27.
Collateral Damage Provoked by Anti-trafficking Measures 28. Disrupting
Religious Privilege: Code of Conduct for Religious Institutions, Faith
Communities and Faith-based Organizations for Their Work with Survivors of
Forced Labour, Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery 29. The Interface
between Trafficking in Persons and Culture Part V: Statistics, Data and
Knowledge Part VI: Statistics, Data and Knowledge 30. Work in Progress:
International Statistics on Human Trafficking 31. Knowledge Production on
Human Trafficking and Everyday Governance Practices 32. 'Assumptions Built
into Code: Digital Data, Human Trafficking and Human Rights - a Troubled
Relationship? Part VII: Actors, Stakeholders and Institutions 33. Changing
the System from Within: The Role of NGOs in the Flawed Anti-trafficking
Framework 34. The Role of the UN Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in
Persons, Especially Women and Children 35. Trafficking in Human Beings and
International Peacekeeping 36. Can Labour Make an Effective Contribution to
Legal Strategies against Human Trafficking? Part VIII: Economic Aspects
37. Exploitation of Migrant Workers and Trafficking in Human Beings: A
Nexus of the Demand by Employers, Workers and Consumers 38. Fifteen Years
Lifting of the Ban on Brothels: the Struggle of Policy Makers between Sex
Workers as Agents or Victims 39. A Critical Engagement with the "Pull and
Push" Model: Human Trafficking and Migration into Sex Work 40. Of Coyotes
and Caporali: How Anti-trafficking Discourses of Criminality Depoliticise
Mobility and Exploitation 41. Trafficking in Human Beings and the Informal
Economy 42. The Business of Trafficking in Human Beings