Drawing on a unique collection of both quantitative and qualitative data related to human trafficking, the paper attempts to evaluate not only the dynamics, forms and patterns of human trafficking in Serbia, but also the development of a national legal frame-work in the country. The most important factors that contribute to human trafficking in Serbia are its geographical position, poor social and economic conditions, and social marginalisation of vulnerable groups on one hand and, the ineffective functioning of state institutions in the eradication and prevention of human trafficking on the other.
Source:
Indian Journal of Social Work, 2014, 75, 3, 327-348
TY - JOUR
AU - Jovanović-Popović, Dejana
AU - Šabić, Dejan
AU - Vujadinović, S.
AU - Milinčić, Miroljub A.
AU - Đorđević, T.
AU - Bošković, Milica
PY - 2014
UR - https://rhinosec.fb.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/246
AB - Drawing on a unique collection of both quantitative and qualitative data related to human trafficking, the paper attempts to evaluate not only the dynamics, forms and patterns of human trafficking in Serbia, but also the development of a national legal frame-work in the country. The most important factors that contribute to human trafficking in Serbia are its geographical position, poor social and economic conditions, and social marginalisation of vulnerable groups on one hand and, the ineffective functioning of state institutions in the eradication and prevention of human trafficking on the other.
PB - Tata Institute of Social Sciences
T2 - Indian Journal of Social Work
T1 - Modern Slavery - Trafficking in human beings in Serbia
VL - 75
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Jovanović-Popović, D., Šabić, D., Vujadinović, S., Milinčić, M. A., Đorđević, T.,& Bošković, M.. (2014). Modern Slavery - Trafficking in human beings in Serbia. in Indian Journal of Social Work
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