Human Trafficking

Elisha J. Dung is associate professor and coordinator of geography in the Department of Advancement Studies in the University College at Alabama State University.Augustine Avwunudiogba is a professor of geography in the Department of Anthropology, Geography, and Ethnic Studies at California State University Stanislaus.

• Part 1: PrologueIntroduction: Theorizing Human TraffickingChapter 1: Globalizing Forces and Human TraffickingAbu K. MbokaChapter 2: Recalibrating Moral Compasses: A Global Conceptual History of Human Trafficking, 1870-2020Ruth EnnisChapter 3: Globalization and Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Women’s Bodies in IndiaRekha PandeChapter 4: Human Trafficking, Antitrafficking, and Contemporary TheoryBob SpiresPart 2: Legislations and Conventions Chapter 5: Human Trafficking and the Law in Canada Veronica Fynn BrueyChapter 6: Liquid Bodies in the Postmodern Era: A Critical Legal Studies Approach to the Problem of Human Trafficking Áquila MazzinghyChapter 7: The International Sex Trade and the Global Problem of Sex Trafficking Robert O. White Chapter 8: Combating Global Trafficking in Persons: The Role of the United States Post-September 2001Emmanuel E. ObuahPart 3: Overview of Regional UndercurrentsChapter 9: The Effect of Climate Change on Human Traf

Human Trafficking: Global History and Global Perspectives by Elisha J. Dung and Augustine Avwunudiogba is a timely, pleasant, and brilliant addition to the growing literature on one of the scourges facing our civilization. As an edited volume, the editors assembled scholars from around the world and from different but complementary academic disciplines. By so doing, they helped to expand and illuminate our understanding of human trafficking.