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" Combating human trafficking : "
edited by Michael J. Palmiotto.
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BL
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850928
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Combating human trafficking : : a multidisciplinary approach /\ edited by Michael J. Palmiotto.
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| Publication Statement
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Boca Raton :: CRC Press,, 2015.
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xxv, 307 pages ;; 24 cm
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1482240394
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: 1482240408
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: 9781482240399
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: 9781482240405
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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1. Human trafficking and the history of slavery in America / Caleb L. Seibel -- 2. Borderland : the challenge of cross-border trafficking of people, drugs, and guns between Mexico and the United States / Laurence Armand French -- 3. Sociology of human trafficking / Christopher J. Moloney -- 4. Psychology of human trafficking / Jodie G. Beeson -- 5. Human trafficking and the internet / Szde Yu -- 6. Child victim recruitment : comparisons and contrast in domestic and international child victim recruitment / Ryan J. Alexander -- 7. Investigation of human trafficking / Brian F. Kingshott -- 8. What does human trafficking look like in the Midwest? It can't happen here? / Jeffrey W. Weible -- 9. Sex trafficking in sexually oriented businesses / D.G. Oblinger -- 10. Street gangs and human trafficking / Joseph Stearns -- 11. Forced labor in the United States / Michael J. Palmiotto -- 12. Federal law enforcement and human trafficking / Jeff Bumgarner -- 13. Law enforcement awareness and training in human trafficking / Vladimir A. Sergevnin -- 14. Not in our city / Stacie Donaldson -- 15. Providing effective services to victims of human trafficking : theoretical, practical, and ethical considerations / Dorthy Stucky Halley, Sharon L. Sullivan, and Jennifer Rapp -- 16. Human trafficking laws and legal trends / Alison McKenney Brown.
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"Foreword: Human Trafficking-- Modern Slavery* Michael J. Palmiotto Major Issues - For more than a century, governments have been trying to end slavery and human trafficking. - Trafficking is a large industry that preys on the vulnerabilities of individuals, both foreign and domestic. - The process of human trafficking includes a complex network of individuals. Slavery can be traced to ancient times. The Bible, Islam Koran, and Greek classics all have described slavery. The term slavery simply means that one person owns another human being like a piece of property. The human being is property in a similar way as lamp or cabinet is owned. In earlier times people became slaves by being captured in war and they and their offspring continued the slave culture. During the Middle Ages slavery evolved into a commercial enterprise. Slaves were hunted, captured, and sold into slavery. Commercial slavery is a business that still occurs in some parts of the world. For centuries it is has been an inhumane and abusive form of treatment of one human being to another. Most educated people have some knowledge of how Africans were hunted down, captured, and transported to the Americas. Slavery in America was introduced in 1619 when a Dutch ship brought the first slaves to America. The slave trade increased because cheap labor was important to the economy of the southern region of America"--
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Human smuggling-- Prevention.
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Human trafficking-- Prevention.
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Human trafficking.
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Slavery-- History.
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COMPUTERS-- Security-- General.
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Human trafficking.
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LAW-- Criminal Law-- General.
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LAW-- Forensic Science.
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Slavery.
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| Dewey Classification
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306.3/62
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HQ281.C6543 2015
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LAW041000LAW026000COM053000bisacsh
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Palmiotto, Michael.
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