From migration to trafficking of women and children in Southeast Asia

(Journal of Population, 10 (1) 2004 : 13-30, 2004)

Migration, trafficking and smuggling are different issues but

inter-related. Migration may take place through regular or irregular

channels and could be freely chosen or forced upon the migrant as a means

of survival. international migration is one of the responses to the changes

of socio-economic conditions between countries as people attempt to

improve their standard of living. Social conflicts arising front the collapse

of political systems are mostly behind the movement of people, economic

tensions originating front rebuilding global capitalism are also

contributing forced labor mobility in world scale. Transnational mobility in

Southeast Asia has been made used by syndicates involved in drag

trafficking and also hunan trafficking especially women and children. This

paper attempts to elaborate interlinks between migration, the phenomena of

undocumented labor, trafficking and politics in Southeast Asia.

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No. Panggil :	JOPO-10-1-2004-13






Subjek :	International migration--Southeast Asia--Human trafficking--Socio-economic aspeacts
Penerbitan :	[Place of publication not identified]: Journal of Population, 10 (1) 2004 : 13-30, 2004

No. Panggil	No. Barkod	Ketersediaan
JOPO-10-1-2004-13		TERSEDIA

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