Sex Trafficking in the United States: Theory, Research, Policy, and Practice
Sex Trafficking in the United States examines the subject through four connected perspectives: theory, research, policy, and practice. Andrea Nichols presents an interdisciplinary resource for readers seeking a focused understanding of sex trafficking and the ways scholarship, public policy, and practical responses engage with this serious social issue.
About This Book
Sex Trafficking in the United States examines sex trafficking as a subject of theory, research, policy, and practice.
The book focuses on the United States and presents the topic through an interdisciplinary social science perspective.
Its framework connects scholarly inquiry with policy considerations and practical approaches to understanding and addressing sex trafficking.
This title is suited to readers seeking an informed overview of the issues surrounding sex trafficking in the United States.
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