The International Politics of Human Trafficking
This book explores the international politics behind the identification of human trafficking as a major global problem. Since 2000, tackling human trafficking has spawned new legal, security and political architecture. This book is grounded in the premise
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The International Politics of Human Trafficking
Gillian Wylie
The International Politics of Human Trafficking
Gillian Wylie Trinity College Dublin Ireland
ISBN 978-1-137-37774-6 ISBN 978-1-137-37775-3 DOI 10.1057/978-1-137-37775-3
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I am a person who loves to collaborate, so writing a monograph has been a major challenge. However, thankfully, over the years researching human trafficking, I’ve been blessed by working at various times with three wonderful collaborators—Deirdre Coghlan, Penny McRedmond and Eilís Ward. What I have learned from and with each of them informs much of the thinking in this book. But besides all I have learned from them, I am really fortunate that they are my friends. There is a wider circle of people I have met over the years who have contributed to the development of this book in many ways, through conference encounters, research projects, editorial work or just in telling conversations. I would like to thank all of the following for shaping my thinking about the international politics of human trafficking: Diana Correa Corrales, Rochelle Dalla, Louise Deegan, David Feingold, Sharron FitzGerald, Roy Huijsmans, Susann Huschke, Ronit Lentin, Eithne Luibhéid, Kathryn McGarry, Cezara Nanu, Erin O’Brien, Nicole Record, Christien van den Anker and Rachel Wechsler. I did not foresee that shortly after I signed my contract with Palgrave I would be made head of my department. The last three years have been
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