Human Trafficking

The textbook Human Trafficking: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 3rd Edition, provides an examination of modern human exploitation across academic and professional disciplines. Contributors analyze historical, sociocultural, legal, psychological, public health, and human rights aspects of trafficking.

Coverage addresses trafficking definitions and prevalence alongside labor trafficking, sex trafficking, and the commercial sexual exploitation of children. The volume also examines how institutionalized oppression contributes to the vulnerability of people of color, Native Americans, and members of the LGBTQ+ community.

The work is intended for undergraduate and graduate interdisciplinary courses, as well as professionals in law enforcement, health care, and human services.