Trafficking in people is often approached as an issue of crime or
immigration control, with international bodies taking a state
centered approach. Internationally, legislation finds unsanctioned
migration to be a security threat to national borders. In practice,
this not only criminalises traffickers, but trafficked women.
States fail to acknowledge that trafficking is most acutely a
security threat to those made vulnerable by poverty and social
isolation. Often, the human rights dimension of trafficking
legislation is similarly flawed, focusing exclusively on returning
women to their country of origin. The focus of this study is the
trafficking of women for the sex trade. I look at the circumstances
created around a large-scale international intervention. Chapter 1
addresses the impact of migration and security concerns on
legislation. Chapter 2 considers economic and social processes that
make women vulnerable to illicit migration. Chapter 3 looks at the
market for trafficked women in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo.
Chapter 4 assesses mechanisms available for women. This study
should help those interested in women's security in post-conflict
zones.
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