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Based on extensive research and collaboration across Europe, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of burning issues in the debate on trafficking in women. Practitioners, academics and policy-makers contribute up-to-date information and policy recommendations. The book is an invaluable contribution providing an innovative multidisciplinary approach to trafficking, including chapters on international and national law, policy models, NGO support, the role of economics and the need for a long-term prevention strategy.

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