Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Undocumented migration in Africa: trends and policies,1983,21,2,204-217,Adepoju
Implementation of Congressional intent: a study of amnesty policy and the Immigration and Naturalization Service,1994,32,3,425-444,Arp
Minors Travelling Alone: A Risk Group for Human Trafficking?,2010,48,4,164-185,Derluyn
Trafficking and Contract Migrant Workers in the Middle East,2010,48,4,142-163,Jureidini
Physician-nurse migration to the United States: regional and health status origins in relation to legislation and policy,1989,27,3,389-409,Rockett
Ethnicity immigration process and short-term occupational mobility,1983,21,3,358-371,Rockett
Linking political violence and refugee situations in the Horn of Africa: an empirical approach,1995,33,2,209-234,Bariagaber
The Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000: Three Years Later,2003,41,5,219-231,Bishop
Review of Research and Data on Human Trafficking in sub‐Saharan Africa,2005,43,1‐2,75-98,Adepoju
Double Advantage? Violence Against Canadian Migrant Women from “Developed” Nations,2003,41,1,29-46,Brownridge
Conference on Identifying and Serving Child Victims of Trafficking,2003,41,5,201-218,Bump
Anthropological Perspectives on the Trafficking of Women for Sexual Exploitation,2004,42,1,5-31,Long
“I too was an Immigrant”: An Analysis of Differing Modes of Mobilization in Two Bronx Mexican Migrant Organizations1,2007,45,1,87-121,Gálvez
“Oaxacans Like to Work Bent Over”: The Naturalization of Social Suffering among Berry Farm Workers,2007,45,3,39-68,Holmes
Exploring “Illegal” and “Irregular” Migrants' Lived Experiences of Law and State Power,2007,45,3,2-7,Willen
Forced Displacement in Darfur Sudan: Dilemmas of Classifying the Crimes,2008,46,2,27-48,Mulaj
Forced Migration and HIV/AIDS Risks in Angola,2008,46,3,189-216,Agadjanian
Hunger: The Silent Epidemic Among Asylum Seekers and Resettled Refugees,2008,46,1,59-77,Keane
Irregular Migration in Belgium and Organized Crime: An Overview1,2007,45,2,121-146,Kaizen
Less than Human? Diaspora Disease and the Question of Citizenship,2008,46,5,3-26,Harper
Married to the Military: Filipinas Negotiating Transnational Families,2008,46,4,111-144,Yea
Migrants Settlers and Colonists: The Biopolitics of Displaced Bodies,2008,46,5,27-54,Bastos
Migration and Human Rights on the Mexico‐Guatemala Border,2007,45,4,203-243,Ogren
Migration and Transnational Families in Fiji: Comparing Two Ethnic Groups,2008,46,4,15-40,Voigt‐Graf
Military Brides and Refugees: Vietnamese American Wives and Shifting Links to the Military 1980 – 2000,2008,46,2,167-185,Hidalgo
Pachedu‐Zenzele in the Diaspora: Promoting Sexual Health Amongst Zimbabweans in England,2008,46,5,71-93,Chinouya
Policing Chinese Migrant Sex Workers in Hong Kong,2008,46,3,95-121,Lee
Reintegration Support for Young Ex‐Combatants: A Right or a Privilege?,2007,45,5,35-59,Peters
The Condition of Illegality,2007,45,3,192-196,Chavez
The Rise and Fall of Temporary Foreign Worker Policies: Lessons for Poland1,2007,45,2,3-36,Plewa
Toward a Critical Phenomenology of “Illegality”: State Power Criminalization and Abjectivity among Undocumented Migrant Workers in Tel Aviv Israel,2007,45,3,8-38,Willen
Protecting Women Asylum Seekers and Refugees: From International Norms to National Protection?,2010,48,1,175-198,Freedman
The Thai Government's Repatriation and Reintegration Programmes: Responding to Trafficked Female Commercial Sex Workers from the Greater Mekong Subregion,2009,47,2,227-253,Jayagupta
An Australian Diaspora?,2006,44,1,105-133,Hugo
Anti-sex trafficking institutions,2013,51,4,73-86,Karlsson
"Right here is the gateway": mobility sex work entry and HIV risk along the Mexico-U.S. border,2014,52,4,26-40,Engstrom
Economics of human trafficking,2010,48,4,114-141,Schauer
Biopolitical management economic calculation and "trafficked women",2010,48,4,84-113,Berman
People for sale: the need for a multidisciplinary approach towards human trafficking,2000,38,3,113-131,Van Impe
Trafficking and human smuggling: a European perspective,2000,38,3,31-56,Salt
Trafficking: a perspective from Asia,2000,38,3,7-30,Skeldon
How do smuggling and trafficking operate via irregular border crossings in the Middles East? Evidence from fieldwork in Turkey,2002,40,6,25-54,Icduygu
The trafficking of migrant workers: what are the links between labour trafficking and corruption?,2004,42,5,147-168,Richards
Seeking asylum alone: treatment of separated and trafficked children in need of refugee protection,2004,42,1,141-148,Bhabha
!!!!!!!Human trafficking: bibliography by region,2005,43,1-2,301-342,Farquet
A review of recent research on human trafficking in the Middle East,2005,43,1-2,267-299,Calandruccio
Human trafficking in East Asia: current trends data collection and knowledge gaps,2005,43,1-2,165-201,Lee
A review of recent OAS research on human trafficking in the Latin American and Caribbean region,2005,43,1-2,129-139,Langberg
Research on human trafficking in North America: a review of literature,2005,43,1-2,99-128,Gozdziak
Child trafficking or teenage migration? Bolivian migrants in Argentina,2005,43,4,57-89,Bastia
Methodological challenges in research with trafficked persons: tales from the field,2005,43,1-2,35-54,Brennan
Describing the unobserved: methodological challenges in empirical studies on human trafficking,2005,43,1-2,17-34,Tyldum
Canadian policy on human trafficking: a four-year analysis,2005,43,4,7-29,Oxman-Martinez
Data and research on human trafficking,2005,43,1-2,5-16,Laczko
The Determinants of Human Trafficking: A US Case Study,2012,50,6,150-165,Jac-Kucharski
Dependence and human trafficking in the context of transnational marriage,2013,51,4,103-115,Tyldum
Exploring the Rural-Agrarian Linkages of Human Trafficking: A Study of the Indian Punjab,2013,51,4,116-129,Kumar
Re-thinking migrants' networks and social capital: a case study of Iranians in Turkey,2010,48,2,161-196,Koser Akcapar
Between control and support. the protection of unaccompanied minor asylum seekers at risk: the Dutch case,2015,53,4,51-61,Galloway
Prevent protect and prosecute human trafficking in Mexico: policy and practical recommendations,2015,53,4,9-24,Rietig
Untold stories: biases and selection effects in research with victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation,2010,48,4,1-37,Surtees
Limitations in research on human trafficking,2010,48,5,1-13,Tyldum
Canadian policy on human trafficking: a four-year analysis,2005,43,4,7-27,Gómez
How do smuggling and trafficking operate via irregular border crossings in the Middle East? Evidence from fieldwork in Turkey,2002,40,6,25-54,Icduygu
On the way to a better future: Belgium as transit country for human trafficking and smuggling of unaccompanied minors,2005,43,4,31-53,Broekaert
"He invited me and didn't ask anything in return" migration and mobility as vulnerabilities for sexual exploitation among female adolescents in Mexico,2018,56,2,5-17,Silverman
The functions and legitimization of suffering in Calais France,2021,59,3,9-28,Keen