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Milena Rizzotti

Madams, Trafficking Victims, and Migrants

Everyday Practices of Resistance among Nigerian Women

&lt;p class="MsoNormal"&gt;.- 1.Introduction: Ask them all- Victims and Traffickers in the trafficking debate.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p class="MsoNormal"&gt;.- 2. The case of trafficking from Nigeria to Italy: good women, good daughters, and good nieces.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p class="MsoNormal"&gt;.- Gender and trafficking.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p class="MsoNormal"&gt;.- 4. Race and trafficking.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p class="MsoNormal"&gt;.- 5. Nigerian women&amp;rsquo;s perceptions of trafficking.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p class="MsoNormal"&gt;.- 6. Madams&amp;rsquo; motivations and indentured relationships.&lt;/p&gt;
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Zwischen Hoffnung und Wandel

Sanfte Radikalität

This book reframes housing as essential safety infrastructure, demonstrating how safety, stability and recovery are shaped by place, community and connection. Through its focus on rural experiences, it offers a compelling analysis of the conditions that enable women and children to live free from violence without sacrificing the people, places and identities that sustain them. We can learn much from rural contexts in how we think about housing, safety and belonging, in our collective efforts to eliminate violence against women.-Professor Sarah Wendt, University of MelbourneThis Pivot book examines the complex relationship between domestic and family violence, homelessness and rural life in Australia. Challenging conventional understandings of homelessness, the book argues that housing is not simply a response to violence but a form of safety infrastructure. Bringing together theory, policy analysis and practitioner evidence from a rural homelessness service, it explores how violence, housing scarcity, cultural safety, visibility, trust, and service systems shape women’s pathways to safety. The book introduces the concepts of spatial safety, constrained agency, and intersectional rurality to explain why women are often forced to choose between safety and belonging. Offering important insights for researchers, policymakers and practitioners, it presents a systems-based framework for creating safer rural communities.Dr Helena Menih
 is Senior Lecturer in Crime, Justice and Legal Studies in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at La Trobe University, Australia. Her research focuses on domestic and family violence, gender-based violence, homelessness, family law, criminal justice, and the social and structural factors that shape vulnerability and exclusion. Drawing on both academic scholarship and professional practice, her work examines the intersections of violence, housing insecurity, justice systems, and social policy to inform policy, practice, and social justice outcomes. This book reflects her longstanding interest in the relationship between violence, housing, place, and women’s pathways to safety, recovery, and belonging in contemporary Australia.

Safety Without Losing Place

Housing, Violence and Homelessness in Rural Australia

Er ist sowohl Passierschein als auch Beleg für Zugehörigkeit: Der Reisepass ist ein Stück Papier, und doch bestimmt er, wie wir uns durch die Welt bewegen. Als Tochter einer deutschen Mutter in Hamburg aufgewachsen, verfügt Elisabeth Wellershaus selbstverständlich über einen Pass - nicht aber ihr Vater, der aus Zentralafrika nach Spanien migrierte und heute das Land, in dem er lebt, nicht verlassen kann. Ihr Verhältnis ist durch die Ungleichheit der Reiseprivilegien geprägt, die streng darüber bestimmen, wie und wo sie sich sehen können. Und so reist Elisabeth Wellershaus regelmäßig zu ihm.Entlang einer erneuten Reise, die sie gemeinsam mit Mann und Kindern zu ihrem Vater unternimmt, denkt die Autorin darüber nach, wie Flucht, Migration und Tourismus ineinandergreifen. Sie führt sie an einen der südlichsten Punkte Europas und einen der nördlichsten Afrikas - zu Übergangsorten, an denen Menschen ohne Papiere scheitern und an denen sich entscheidet, was Reisen heute bedeutet. Wer bewegt sich frei durch die Welt? Wer bestimmt über die Beweglichkeit der anderen? Und wie lässt sich eine Zukunft denken, die Grenzen überwindet?&nbsp;

Reisen zu meinem Vater

Passports

edition suhrkamp

Exklusion und neue Hasspolitik

This book examines earthquake risk, disaster governance, and urban resilience through the case of Istanbul, a megacity facing significant seismic threats. This book offers an interdisciplinary analysis of public policy, disaster management, governance, migration, social vulnerability, and technological innovation, providing practical insights for earthquake preparedness and risk reduction in large urban centers.Organized into four thematic parts, the volume explores the role of public institutions, state responsibilities, multi-actor governance, gender-sensitive disaster policies, and the continuity of public services. It further examines local government initiatives, civil society engagement, public–civil partnerships, migration and displacement scenarios, vulnerable populations, and disaster response planning. The final section highlights innovation, digital technologies, urban mobility forecasting, and startup-driven solutions for earthquake prediction and risk management. By focusing on Istanbul as a model case, this book is an essential resource for researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and students interested in disaster governance, earthquake preparedness, urban resilience, and sustainable cities.Fahri Özsungur
 is currently affiliated with Mersin University, Türkiye, where he serves in the Department of Social Work and Counseling. He graduated from Atatürk University Faculty of Law and earned his Ph.D. degrees from Hacettepe University in Family and Consumer Sciences, and Aksaray University, in Business. He also serves as a Higher Degrees by Research (HDR) Examiner and Ph.D. Examiner for the University of New England.
 Mortaza ChaychiSemsari
 is currently an independent researcher. He received his Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Public Administration from Tabriz University and his Master's degree from Atatürk University. His master's thesis focused on Central Asian energy policies and energy security. He completed his Ph.D. in Political Science and Public Administration at Istanbul University in 2023.

The Case of Istanbul

Risks, Policies, Strategies in Anticipating Earthquakes

Warum wir Kriminalität falsch bekämpfen und wie Deutschland sicherer werden kann

Echte Sicherheit

Crime and Justice in Digital Society

Theory, Case Studies, and New Frontiers

Cyber Criminology and Victimology

The book offers a comprehensive and innovative examination of how international law and institutions navigate the complexities of modern conflicts and crises. It is structured around four key themes which provide an integrated approach to understanding the legal and institutional responses to today’s global challenges.&nbsp;The first theme, Public International Law in Conflicts and Crisis, critically explores the failures and gaps in current legal frameworks, such as the ineffectiveness of&nbsp;jus ad bellum&nbsp;and&nbsp;jus in bello&nbsp;in the Russia-Ukraine war and the limitations of international organizations, revealing the inadequacies of existing international regulations.&nbsp;The second theme, Migration, Refugee Protection, and Human Rights in Contemporary Crises analyzes how global crises, including pandemics, exacerbate existing inequalities and disrupt traditional protection frameworks. It offers a critical analysis of the legal status of settlers, the protection challenges for unaccompanied refugee children, and the broader implications of global crises on human rights.&nbsp;Geopolitical Dynamics and Institutional Responses in a Changing World forms the third theme, analyzing how shifting power structures and geopolitical tensions reshape international law and institutional responses. This section provides insights into regional conflicts, such as those in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, examining how global governance struggles to adapt to evolving challenges.&nbsp;The final theme, Evolving Socioeconomic Landscapes of Power Structures Amid Crisis, focuses on how crises influence corporate responsibility, economic resilience, and international trade. Introducing innovative legal perspectives like Egocentric Legal Formalism (ELF), it explains the impact of crises on global power asymmetries.This book is essential for policymakers, legal professionals, international relations scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the multifaceted legal and institutional responses to conflicts and crises in the 21st century. Its interdisciplinary approach, combining legal theory with practical analysis, offers valuable insights into navigating today’s global challenges and shaping more effective responses for the future.

International Laws and Regulations Through Conflicts and Crisis in the 21st Century

Giving birth is everyone's business.In this book, midwife and bestselling author Leah Hazard takes us from luxurious birthing suites to maximum-security prisons, from border-town clinics to refugee camps, freebirthing communities to wards dominated by algorithms, showing how childbirth provides a startling lens onto the biggest issues of our time. With clarity and curiosity, Hazard explores how inequality, migration, climate change and political currents are shaping this universal yet intimate human experience, revealing the competing forces that are battling to technologize, moralize, commoditize and dominate the birth space in ways that have already transformed our bodies and our world.In exposing the fragility of modern industrialized maternity care Birth Wars issues a warning and a rallying cry: highlighting the transformative - or destructive - power of this essential act, not only for the person giving birth, but also for the child who bears the lifelong effects of that day, and for society as a whole.

Madams, Trafficking Victims, and Migrants

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