Thanks for the useful link!...just checked it out and it's a great start. I've been struggling with specific connections between globalization and increased trafficking in women for nearly a year now with little research out there to go on and some strange resistance. There appears to be a definite, dare I say, "developed" country policy shift. It was the harmful endangering aspect of trafficking/prostitution to "all" that was at the heart of early legislation and regulation. The whole principle of trafficking in women and children was condemned by the League of Nations. The focus of regulation/legislation in the last ten years, however, is not on the damaging effects but rather on the establishment of individual rights and freedoms to buy and sell bodies and body parts as commodities. Hmm? In any case, thanks for the url.
Diane