cam a22 4 4500 551329211 CHVBK 20200623064919.0 181213s2015 xxua b 001 0 eng|c 2015487397 978-0-8122-4733-6 hbk. 0-8122-4733-7 hbk. 978-0-8122-2421-4 pbk. 0-8122-2421-3 pbk. (IDSLU)001321271 (RERO)R008801931 (OCoLC)922895951 (OCoLC)926669211 (OCoLC)929413359 EXC ger SzZuIDS LU rda eng HQ281 .P446 2015 s1ss rero 306.3/62 23 Peters Alicia W. (DE-588)1076105696 Verfasser aut Responding to human trafficking sex, gender, and culture in the law Alicia W. Peters Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Press [2015] xii, 244 Seiten Pennsylvania studies in human rights Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-236) and index Trafficking on the books. A dichotomy emerges -- Thinking, envisioning, and interpreting trafficking. The experts make sense of the law -- "Things that involve sex are just different" -- Defining trafficking through survivor experience -- The law in action. Intersections on the ground -- Moving the antitrafficking response forward -- Appendix A. Data archiving requirements and threats to confidentiality -- Appendix B. Interviewees quoted in the text Peters organises her analysis of the US Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) (2000) into three sections: the law 'on the books, ' 'in the mind, ' and 'in action.' By arranging her research in this way, she is able to effectively tease out the difficulties faced by individuals involved in both the prosecution of traffickers and the support and protection of victims--difficulties which have arisen in part due to conflicts of interest that occurred during the drafting of the laws. The TVPA, she shows, has a tiered structure involving three dichotomous elements. The challenges created by these three elements underpin her arguments throughout the book United States Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000 Menschenhandel (DE-588)4125897-6 gnd Zwangsprostitution (DE-588)4767139-7 gnd Bekämpfung (DE-588)4112701-8 gnd Opferschutz (DE-588)4315073-1 gnd Human trafficking Law and legislation United States USA (DE-588)4078704-7 gnd u MS 2880 idslu LR u LB 44610 idslu LR BK020000 XK020000 XK020000 Metadata rights reserved rero 250 IDS LU 140 IDS LU RERO RE61087 RE61087 RE610870002 364.106 HEIA 123225 IDSLU LUUHL LUUHL UHFRE MS 2880 2015 IDSLU 100 1- Peters Alicia W. (DE-588)1076105696 Verfasser aut IDSLU 490 0- Pennsylvania studies in human rights RERO 100 1- Peters Alicia W. 1972- (RERO)A027674738 cre RERO 490 0- Pennsylvania studies in human rights IDSLU ILU50 ILU01 LUZHB https://www.ub.unibas.ch/tox/IDSLUZ/001321271/PDF pdf VIEW Inhaltsverzeichnis SWISSBIB 341859796