Gender, Trafficking, and Slavery (International Development)
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Gender, Trafficking, and Slavery (International Development)

by Rachel Masika

Social Sciences International Development
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A scholarly examination of gender, trafficking, and slavery within international development, highlighting critical intersections and policy implications.

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This book examines the complex relationships between gender, trafficking, and slavery in the context of international development.

It addresses how these issues intersect and impact vulnerable populations worldwide.

The work contributes to ongoing discussions in development studies and social policy.

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