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Methodologies for global and national estimation of human trafficking victims : current and future approaches

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  • Kutnick, Bruce.
  • Belser, Patrick.
  • Danailova-Trainor, Gergana.

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Focuses on the methodologies used by the two organizations that have produced the available global estimates of human trafficking, the U.S. government and the ILO.

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  • Kutnick, Bruce. & Belser, Patrick. & Danailova-Trainor, Gergana., 2007. "Methodologies for global and national estimation of human trafficking victims : current and future approaches," ILO Working Papers 993967673402676, International Labour Organization.
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