Since 2014, millions of refugees and migrants have arrived at the borders of Europe. This
article argues that, in making their way to safe spaces, refugees rely not only on a physical …

In Thailand, predators use online and offline methods to exploit migrant children as forced
labourers in various industries, including shrimp and seafood processing, construction and …

A victim service provider, or VSP, is a crucial partner in a human trafficking survivor's
recovery. VSPs provide or connect survivors to services such as medical care, legal …

Many types of crime are difficult to study because they are hard to operationalize, hidden
from the public, or both. With communication increasingly moving to online domains, recent …

Over the past few years, the agenda-topping issue of human trafficking is increasingly
bracketed with the use of digital technologies. Though the trafficking-technology nexus is a …

The hospitality industry is particularly vulnerable to human trafficking crimes. Unfortunately,
prior research has not sufficiently tackled this important issue. This study investigates hotel …

In an era of unprecedented technological accessibility coupled with the possibility of online
anonymity, human traffickers often operate in the shadows–avoiding interference by typical …

Social media (SM) platforms greatly facilitate business information sharing, customer
relationship building, and client emotion expression. However, managing knowledge …

Cyber-trafficking is the illegal transport of humans, drugs, weapons, or goods by means of
Internet-enabled electronic devices. Currently, there is a lack of surveillance and …

In this reflective chapter, we examine the structural biases and empirical challenges
underlying human trafficking 'indicators'(especially problem, risk, and performance …