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Human Trafficking: A Global Perspective

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Introduction Part I. The Rise and Costs of Human Trafficking: 1. Why has human trafficking flourished? 2. The diverse consequences of human trafficking Part II. The Financial Side of Human Trafficking: 3. Human trafficking as transnational organized crime 4. The business of human trafficking Part III. Regional Perspectives: 5. Asian trafficking 6. Human trafficking in Eurasia and Eastern Europe 7. Trafficking in Europe 8. Trafficking in the United States 9. Human trafficking in Latin America and Africa Conclusion.

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