Ethical Concerns in Research on Human Trafficking (Studies of Organized Crime, 13)
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Ethical Concerns in Research on Human Trafficking (Studies of Organized Crime, 13)

by Dina Siegel, Roos De Wildt

Ethics criminology
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Ethical Concerns in Research on Human Trafficking examines the ethical issues involved in studying human trafficking, a sensitive subject within organized crime research. The volume offers an academic perspective for readers exploring research ethics, trafficking, and the complexities of investigating organized crime.

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This volume examines ethical concerns that arise when conducting research on human trafficking.

It considers the responsibilities and challenges associated with studying a sensitive subject connected to organized crime.

The book is part of the Studies of Organized Crime series and is intended for readers interested in research ethics, trafficking, and crime studies.

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