Trafficking and Women's Rights

CHRISTIEN VAN DEN ANKER is Deputy Principal Lecturer in Politics at the University of the West of England, UK, and was previously Deputy Director of the Centre for the Study of Global Ethics at the University of Birmingham, UK. Her research interests include global justice, human rights and the ethical implications of globalization. Her publications include The Political Economy of New Slavery (2004) and, co-edited with R.K. Smith, Essentials of Human Rights (2005). JEROEN DOOMERNIK is a Lecturer in Political Science and Senior Researcher at the Institute for Migration and

• Series Foreword; Y.Ertürk Introduction; C.van den Anker & J.Doomernik The Trouble With 'Trafficking'; J.O'Connell Davidson Trafficking in Human Beings: Conceptual Dilemmas; I.van Liempt Philosophical Assumptions and Presumptions About Trafficking for Prostitution; D.Dickenson Towards a Political Economy of 'Trafficking'; G.Garafalo Doing the Impossible? Collecting Data on the Extent of Trafficking; G.Wylie Trafficking Legislation vs Slavery Legislation in Prosecuting the Crime of Female Sexual Slavery: The International Law Context; A.Reilly Trafficking in Human Beings: A Comparative Account of Legal Provisions for Combating Trafficking in Belgium, Italy, The Netherlands, Sweden and the United States; H.Konrad The Dangers of False Distinctions Between Pornography, Prostitution and Trafficking; J.Bindel Triply Exploited: Female Victims of Trafficking Networks - Strategies for Pursuing Protection and Legal Status in Countries of Destination; A.M.Gallagher Trafficking in Women: A Cosmopolitan Approach to Long-Term Prevention; C.van den Anker The Globalisation, Migration and Trafficking Nexus: European Outcomes; J.Doomernik Trafficking for Exploitation Outside the Sex Industry; M.Smit & H.de Jonge van Ellemeet