Titlebook: Ethical Concerns in Research on Human Trafficking; Dina Siegel,Roos de Wildt Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016

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No Love for Children: Reciprocity, Science, and Engagement in the Study of Child Sex Traffickingdeveloping effective and appropriate evidence-based policy. In contrast to this regime of fear and avoidance, we argue for the “personhood” of mature minors and the need for a science that is ethically engaged with that personhood, rather than built around protecting their childhood and instantiating their victimhood.

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Getting the Balance Right: The Ethics of Researching Women Trafficked for Commercial Sexual Exploitadological approach, work in partnership with stakeholders and manage issues around the limits of confidentiality and anonymity. A further balancing act was progressing fieldwork and analysis at a suitable pace for the commissioner while also being reflexive and taking care of the needs of women part

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Negotiating Anonymity, Informed Consent and ‘Illegality’: Researching Forced Labour Experiences Among dependent on definitions of coercion. Challenges to access resulted not only from individuals’ apprehension of speaking to researchers but also from the concerns of gatekeeping agencies nervous to talk about unauthorised employment. In this sense, the ‘doctrine of illegality’ that surrounds ‘illeg

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