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Trafficking in human beings and organized crime : a literature review / by Christine Bruckert [and] Colette Parent. : JS62-110/2003
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We will begin by focussing on the theoretical perspectives behind the analysis that has been done to date and the controversy surrounding the definition of the concept of “trading” or “trafficking” in human beings.
Relying primarily on academic works (books and peer-reviewed periodicals), research reports, and publications of various organizations available on the Internet, this paper identifies the main parameters of the "trade" or "trafficking" in human beings and its connections to organized crime.
CCAPS began to publish research papers on organized crime and human trafficking (see Bruckert & Parent, 2002); criminal networks (see Lemieux, 2003); and aboriginal organized crime...
This review, rather than addressing the dearth of literature on trafficking prior to 1990, reviewed primarily academic works, research reports, and various organizational publications available on the internet to identify the main parameters of the issue of trafficking and organized crime, as well as suggest some areas in which future research ...
We will begin by focussing on the theoretical perspectives behind the analysis that has been done to date and the controversy surrounding the definition of the concept of "trading" or "trafficking" in human beings.
The authors begin by discussing the debates over the trafficking definition and examining various theoretical perspectives on trafficking. They then analyze the role of organized crime and look at legislative responses, noting governments tendency to focus on the organized crime aspect.
The purpose of this review is to convey information and ideas on Human Trafficking that have been published by accredited scholars and researchers in Canada and worldwide, over the past 10 years. The review relates to the needs of survivors of Human Trafficking.
Trafficking in human beings and organized crime : a literature review / by Christine Bruckert and Colette Parent [for] Research and Evaluation Branch, Community, Contract and Aboriginal Policing Services...
Topics found in the extant literature included: characteristics of traffickers, relationships between traffickers and victims, organizational characteristics and networks, operations, connections with other crimes, motivations, perceptions of behavior, and risks associated with trafficking.
Trafficking in human beings and organized crime : a literature review / by Christine Bruckert [and] Colette Parent. Publication type : Monograph : Language : Bilingual-[English | French] Format : Paper : Other formats : Electronic-[French], Electronic-[English] Publishing information : Ottawa - Ontario : Solicitor General Canada. 2003. Binding ...