Trafficking in Human Beings — The Ugly Face of Europe

Konrad,

doi:10.1163/157181402401452924

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“…The second route, the Eastern Mediterranean route, passes through Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania and Greece (Papanikolaou, 2008; . Konrad, 2002;Jeong-Yeoul, 2010). …”

Section: The Phenomenon Of Trafficking In Greecementioning

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Human Trafficking in Greece: Revisitingits Management Policies through the Implementation of Project-Oriented Organizational Structures

Patta¹,

Koffas²,

Papadimopoulos³

et al. 2015

JSSPI

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The conception of the main subject of the research lies in the authors' interest in human trafficking as a social issue. The paper presents the theoretical context based on a review of the literature along with research results on existinginformation regarding the phenomenon of trafficking in Greece. Conclusions are drawn by reviewingthe policies that deal with trafficking; at the same timethe practices implemented in Greece in order to address it are analyzed by concentrating and focusingprimarily on the implementation of project-orientedorganizational structures and strategic processes, as imperative choices-prerequisites in addressing this major social problem.

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“…The second route, the Eastern Mediterranean route, passes through Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania and Greece (Papanikolaou, 2008; . Konrad, 2002;Jeong-Yeoul, 2010). …”

Section: The Phenomenon Of Trafficking In Greecementioning

confidence: 99%

Human Trafficking in Greece: Revisitingits Management Policies through the Implementation of Project-Oriented Organizational Structures

Patta¹,

Koffas²,

Papadimopoulos³

et al. 2015

JSSPI

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“…At the same time, there are other factors that can be associated with these crimes such as education level, job opportunity and other factors connected to migration (Miko, 2005). Konrad (2002) argued that the pull-push factors that occurred in both sending and receiving countries have played an important role in human trafficking activities. The pull factors occurred in home country of migrants like poverty, unemployment and political instability.…”

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International Migration and Human Trafficking in Malaysia: A Study on Illegal Immigrants

Ajis¹,

Askandar²,

Awang³

2015

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Foreign immigrant mobilisation to a country is inheritable and in fact there are countries that encourage the entry of foreigners because they indirectly generate the country's income and increase the economic activities. Due to various factors that influence migration among migrants, some of them are willing to enter countries illegally and become illegal immigrants. Unfortunately, most foreign immigrants with the illegal immigrant status have been exploited by certain parties, merely to get profit. Therefore, this article will discuss and reveal the experience of some illegal immigrants who have been exploited, especially during their admission process and their involvement in the economic activities. This exploitation does not only happen to migrants with illegal immigrant status, those who enter a country using Temporary Work Permit Pass (TWPP) could also be victims. The study was conducted using three main approaches, namely surveys, interviews and group discussion. The study found that there were respondents who have been exploited by certain parties especially during admission process and employment. Some of the various types of exploitations are fraud, abuse, coercion, force and so on. In conclusion, immigrants are exposed to trafficking criminal activities and it does not only focus on illegal immigrants, but also on those who have entered legally.

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Dark Behaviours and Shadowy Places: Bullying, Abuse and Harassment as Linked to Hidden Organizations

Scott

2021

Handbooks of Workplace Bullying, Emotional Abuse and Harassment

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Trafficking in Human Beings — The Ugly Face of Europe

Cited by 12 publications

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Human Trafficking in Greece: Revisitingits Management Policies through the Implementation of Project-Oriented Organizational Structures

Human Trafficking in Greece: Revisitingits Management Policies through the Implementation of Project-Oriented Organizational Structures

International Migration and Human Trafficking in Malaysia: A Study on Illegal Immigrants

Dark Behaviours and Shadowy Places: Bullying, Abuse and Harassment as Linked to Hidden Organizations

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