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Our collaborators from UFPE have published an eBook based on the work from our AHRC project in Brazil “Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents in Brazil”, edited by Prof. Valeria Nepomuceno Teles De Mendonca - please note that this publication is only available in PortugueseRead our open access publicationsLandman, Brewster, Thornton: Taking Back Control: HumanRights and Human Trafficking inthe United Kingdom |
Emberson, Pinheiro, Trautrims: Adaptations to First-Tier Suppliers’ Relational Anti-Slavery Capabilities
Clare et al. A House is Not a Home: Housing Disadvantage, Homelessness, and Modern Slavery
Gardner, Pinheiro et al, Cities Free of Slavery
Geere, Hernandez, and Seymour. Change-point Analysis: Looking at Forced Marriage Call Data
Zhang and Seymour. Mapping Forced Marriage in Nottinghamshire using Comparative Judgement
E Seymour et al, Captive Wives or Conjugal Slaves? The Slavery-Marriage Nexus in Northern Uganda Since theMid-Nineteenth Century
Gardner et al, Towards a model of port-based resilience against fisher labour exploitation
Boyd et al, Citizen science for Earth Observation (Citizens4EO): understanding current use in the UK
Eradicating slave labour by 2030
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Brewster, Robinson, Silverman, Walsh; Covid-19 and child criminal exploitation in the UK- implications of the pandemic for county lines
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Trautrims et al; Change in Rhetoric but not in Action? Framing of the Ethical Issue of Modern Slavery in a UK Sector at High Risk of Labor Exploitation
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Lumley-Sapanski et al, The Khartoum Process and human trafficking
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Machine Learning Methods for Wicked Problems_ Exloring the Complex Drivers of Modern Slavery
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Operationalizing the SDRCS Framework with Social Media Data During COVID-19
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Landman & Lucas, Social listening modern slavery and Covid19 |
Ullah et al, Multinational corporations and human right violations in emerging economies |
Cockayne, Working with the Financial Sector to Correct the Market Failure of Modern slavery |
The Antislavery Usable Past eBook |
Dang et al, Law enforcement identification of potential trafficking victims |
Lucas et al, Dashboarding The Online Strategic Communications of Anti Slavery Organizations during COVID 19 |
Schwarz & Nicholson, Collapsing the Boundaries
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Gardner and Northall, Place-Based Research and Statelessness
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Trautrims et al, Diffusion of labor standards through supplier–subcontractor networks: An agent-based model
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Silverman, Multiple Systems analysis for the quantification of modern slavery
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Landman and Bryant, Combatting Human Trafficking
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Landman and Silverman, Globalization and Modern Slavery
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Jackson et al, Tree Loss and Modern Slavery
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Al-Dayel, Mumford, Bales, Establishment and Regulation of Slavery by the Islamic State
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Bales and Silverman, New Orleans
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Trautrims et al, For the English to see or effective change
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Silverman et al, MSE for Sparse Capture Data
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Goulding et al, The Unbanked and Poverty
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Bales - Unlocking the Statistics of Slavery
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Trautrims, Understanding Labour Exploitation
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Trautrims, Supply Chain Management
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Silverman, Model Fitting
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Silverman, MSE
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Trautrims, Agent based modelling
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Schwarz, Reasserting Agency
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Nicholson, Dang, Trodd, Survivor Definitions of Slavery
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Landman, Democracy and Human Rights Concepts, Measures, and Relationships
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Landman, Out of the Shadows
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Boyd et al, Brick Kilns
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Boyd, Analysing Slavery
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Boyd, Earth Observation and Machine Learning
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James, Children's Literature
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Gardner, An Idea Whose Time Has Come
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Bales, Significance
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Bales, SlaveTech
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