Volume 61, Issue 2 | Crime, Law and Social Change

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Volume 61, Issue 2

March 2014

Special Issue: Understanding the Anti-human Trafficking Campaign

Issue Editor:

Amy Farrell

7 articles in this issue

Explaining the under-performance of the anti-human-trafficking campaign: experience from the United States and Europe
William F. McDonald
OriginalPaper 31 January 2014 Pages: 125 - 138
New laws but few cases: understanding the challenges to the investigation and prosecution of human trafficking cases
Amy Farrell
Colleen Owens
Jack McDevitt
OriginalPaper 31 May 2013 Pages: 139 - 168
The non-prosecution of human trafficking cases: an illustration of the challenges of implementing legal reforms
Cassia Spohn
OriginalPaper 10 January 2014 Pages: 169 - 178
Changes in federal sentencing for forced labor trafficking and for sex trafficking: a ten year assessment
Celesta A. Albonetti
OriginalPaper 04 February 2014 Pages: 179 - 204
When farmworkers and advocates see trafficking but law enforcement does not: challenges in identifying labor trafficking in North Carolina
Kelle Barrick
Pamela K. Lattimore
Sheldon X. Zhang
OriginalPaper 10 January 2014 Pages: 205 - 214
The challenges of fighting sex trafficking in the legalized prostitution market of the Netherlands
Wim Huisman
Edward R. Kleemans
OriginalPaper 11 January 2014 Pages: 215 - 228
Quantitative indices for anti-human trafficking policies: based on reports of the U.S. State Department and the Council of Europe
Jan Van Dijk
Fanny Klerx-Van Mierlo
OriginalPaper 06 February 2014 Pages: 229 - 250