Información General

• Autores: Julia Maria Muraszkiewicz (ed. lit.), Toby Fenton (ed. lit.), Hayley Watson (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Springer Nature Switzerland AG, Palgrave Macmillan
• Año de publicación: 2020
• País: Suiza
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9783030408381, 9783030408374
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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction

    Julia Muraszkiewicz, Toby Fenton, Hayley Watson

    págs. 1-18

    

  • Understanding human trafficking in conflict and how conflict facilitates human trafficking

    • Typology

      Julia Muraszkiewicz, Olivia Lannelli, Peter Wieltschnig

      págs. 21-42

      

    • Unavoidable exploitation?: Conflict, agency and human trafficking

      Alicia Kidd

      págs. 43-60

      

    • Human trafficking, conflict and money flows

      Archana Kotecha

      págs. 61-79

      

  • Trafficking in conflict: exploring how human trafficking manifests in conflict through the use of case studies

    • Russia's private military forces: a dual layer of human trafficking?

      Jorn Van Rij, Ágoston Mohay, Mantas Bileisis

      págs. 83-100

      

    • What are the drivers of children's decision to enlist in armed groups?: a case study from Antioquia, Colombia

      Mónica Hurtado, Graham Hesketh, Kush Wadhwa

      págs. 101-122

      

    • Occurrence of human trafficking in a conflict/Peacebuilding Context: Bosnian experience

      Abida Pehlié

      págs. 123-142

      

    • Helping to keep those serving honourably, honourable: trafficking in persons and the united states uniform code of military justice

      Benjamin Thomas Greer, Kymber M. Cates

      págs. 143-170

      

  • Addressing human trafficking in conflict and dealing with the aftermath

    • The due diligence duty and the role of the military in the identification and protection of human trafficking victims

      Valentina Milano

      págs. 173-196

      

    • Legal responsibility of the military commander to prevent or punish the acts of human trafficking under the rome statute

      Michala Chadimová

      págs. 197-214

      

    • Applying the non-punishment principle to returnees from terrorist organisations

      Julia Muraszkiewicz

      págs. 215-232

      

    • Trafficking and child sexual violence in Afghanistan: the military's role in combating human trafficking

      Olivia Lannelli

      págs. 233-256

      

    • How definitions of 'child soldiers' exclude girls from demobilisation efforts

      Ally Dunhill, Alicia Kidd

      págs. 257-276

      

    • The role of regional organizations in addressing human trafficking in conflict: the cases of nato and the EU

      Lucas J. Ruiz Díaz

      págs. 277-296

      

    • Human security analysis for military planning: lessons learnt from developing a risk assessment on human trafficking

      Hayley Watson, Toby Fenton, Stephen Arming

      págs. 297-316

      

    • Incorporating human security considerations into military planning: some suggestions

      Toby Fenton, Peter Wieltschnig, Julia Muraszkiewicz

      págs. 317-345