Trafficking Chains

This book offers a theory of trafficking and modern slavery, analyzing how various forms of modernity—social democratic, neoliberal, and authoritarian—create different contexts for exploitation and vulnerability.

It discusses the importance of reducing coercion and violence for sustainable development, security, and human rights, and contributes to debates on the laws, data, and policies needed to combat modern slavery.

The book also addresses the shift from GDP-focused development to sustainable development, highlighting new opportunities for policy intervention.