P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2014January 21, 2014 EDT
Gender Disparity, Domestic Abuse, And The Mail Order Bride Industry
Gender Disparity, Domestic Abuse, And The Mail Order Bride Industry
Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2014
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2014
- ForewordHon. Jonathan Lippman
- Trafficking Of Women: Norms, Realities, And ChallengesRashida Manjoo
- A Stolen Childhood: A Look Into The World Of Female Child Soldiers And The Initiatives Targeting The Ending Of The PracticeKatie Valder
- Mind Witness Testimony: The Unreliability Of First Person Accounts In Sex Trafficking DiscourseMaggie McNeill
- Human Trafficking And Sex Slavery In The Modern WorldPinghua SunYan Xie
- No Effective Trafficking Definition Exists: Domestic Implementation Of The Palermo ProtocolJean Allain
- The Invisible Women: Have Conceptions About Femininity Led To The Global Dominance Of The Female Human Trafficker?Samuel Vincent Jones
- Gender Disparity, Domestic Abuse, And The Mail Order Bride IndustryVictoria I. Kusel
- When You Stop Keeping Their Secrets, They Start Losing Their Power: Exposing One Abuser's Use Of The Legal System As A WeaponHeath Hardman
- Catching Up: How The Youth Court Act Can Save New York State’s Outdated Juvenile Justice System With Regard To Sixteen And Seventeen Year Old OffendersJellisa Joseph
- Scamming The Elderly: An Increased Susceptibility To Financial Exploitation Within And Outside Of The FamilyJessica Coombs
- A Bone To Pick: The Paleontological Resources Preservation Act And Its Effect On Commercial PaleontologyKeith Cronin
- Smoke And Mirrors: Preventing Deception Of Consumers In The Tobacco Market Through Graphic Warning LabelsKelly O'Donovan
- Agriculture As Industry: The Failure Of Environmental And Agricultural Policy To Adapt To The Modern Agricultural LandscapeElizabeth M. Stapleton
Victoria I. Kusel, Gender Disparity, Domestic Abuse, And The Mail Order Bride Industry, 7 GLR (2014).