Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking

Susan Mapp, PhD, MSSW, Professor, heads the Social Work Department at Elizabethtown College. She has written two books in the area of human rights: Human Rights and Social Justice in a Global Perspective: An Introduction to International Social Work and Global Child Welfare and Well-Being. She is the author of numerous book chapters and peer-reviewed articles on a variety of topics, including the impact of war on children, violations of women's human rights, human trafficking, and issues relating to the child welfare system.

• ContentsIntroductionChapter 1: What is Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking and Who is at Higher Risk for It?Chapter 2: Methods of Domestic Minor Sex TraffickingChapter 3: Exiting the LifeChapter 4: Impacts of Trafficking and Services to Address ThemChapter 5: What needs to be doneChapter 6: ConclusionParticipantsResourcesReferencesIndex

This book is not a plan for eradicating domestic minor sex trafficking, but rather a serious synopsis of defining the crime and the potential for long-term change in society to protect children. Mapp provides essential reading for educators, clinicians, criminal justiceprofessionals, families, and communities interested in understanding the problem of exploitation of children's rights and the consequences of such crimes.