Issue 2 (December 2017): Special Issue on Human Trafficking

Issue 2 (December 2017): Special Issue on Human Trafficking

Editorial. Humans as a Commodity: Moving Towards a Comprehensive Approach to Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking

Sasha Jesperson

The Illegal Kidney Trade: Who Benefits?

Saradamoyee Chatterjee

Corporate Failures to Prevent Serious and Organised Crimes: Foregrounding the “Organisational” Component

Nicholas Lord* and Rose Broad **

Thinking Outside the Box: Developing Multi-agency and Multidisciplinary Partnerships to tackle Modern Slavery in England

Ruth Van Dyke*

Community Prosecution and Human Trafficking: A New Approach to a Dynamic Challenge

Regina Menachery Paulose*

The Adapted SIPPS for CSE: Evaluation of a Pilot Project in a South London Borough

Craig Barlow

Following the Financial Footprints: New approaches to Disrupting Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery

Tom Keatinge

The Pivotal Role of Legal Translation Practitioners in the Fight against Cross-Border Organised Crime

Juliette Scott

SGOC | Articles Category Issue 2 (December 2017): Special Issue on Human Trafficking