Exploring Inequalities between Men and Women in Relation to Human Trafficking

Student Author Information

Megan Burruss, Lynchburg CollegeFollow

Location

Schewel 215

Access Type

Campus Access Only

Entry Number

78

Start Date

4-4-2018 10:45 AM

Department

Criminology

Abstract

In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of publications on human trafficking. Specifically, there has been extensive research on the poverty rates of a country in relation to incidents of human trafficking. However, this research project goes beyond the demographic of poverty, as it examines poverty and the inequality between men and women as related to human trafficking. Specifically, this research operationalized inequality through the demographic of literacy and examines inequality as related to human trafficking in a country.

Faculty Mentor(s)

Kim McCabe

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