Trafficking & Sexual Exploitation Research – Dr. Donna Hughes

Dignity
Deferred

Publications by Donna M. Hughes

Research
Reports

Trafficking,
Slavery, and Sexual Exploitation

Research Reports

The Demand for Victims of Sex Trafficking,” June 2005
(244
KB PDF)

“‘How Can I Be Sold Like This?’ Trafficking of North Korean
Women Refugees,” National Review Online, July 19, 2005
(218
KB PDF)

“Trafficking of North Korean
Refugee in China,” February, 2006 PowerPoint presentation (1.1
MB PPT)

“Demand for Child Victims,” Myths and Realities Concerning
Child Trafficking, Fafo Institute for Applied International Studies,
Brussels, Belgium, December 1-2, 2004. (107 KB
DOC)

Best Practices to Address the Demand Side of Sex
Trafficking, August 2004 (789
KB PDF)

Hiding in Plain Sight: A Practical Guide to Identifying
Victims of Trafficking in the United States, October 2003 (246
KB PDF)

“The Role of Marriage Agencies in Sexual Exploitation and
Trafficking of Women from the Former Soviet Union,” International
Review of Victimology, Vol. 11, pp. 49-71, 2004 (255
KB PDF)

“Islamic Fundamentalism and the Sex Slave Trade in Iran,”
FrontPage Magazine, January 27, 2004 (Published as “Sex Slave
Jihad”) (16 KB PDF) For
references for this article, click
here.

“Modern-Day Comfort Women: The U.S. Military, Transnational
Crime, and the Trafficking of Women,” Violence Against Women
(forthcoming) (co-authors Katherine Chon and Derek Ellerman) (78 KB PDF)

“Prostitution Online,” Journal of Trauma Practice, Vol.
2, No. 3/4, 2003, pp.115-132  (46 KB PDF)

Trafficking in Women from Ukraine, U.S.-Ukraine
Research Partnership, 2002 (Co-author: Tatyana Denisova) (600 KB
PDF)

“Supplying Women for the Sex Industry: Trafficking in Women
from the Russian Federation,” Sexualities in Postcommunism,
(Forthcoming)  (67KB
PDF)

“The Transnational Political Criminal Nexus of Trafficking in
Women from Ukraine,” Trends in Organized Crime, Vol. 6, No. 3-4:
Spr.-Sum. 2001 (81 KB
PDF)

“Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation: The Case of the Russian
Federation,” Migration Research Series, International
Organization for Migration, June 2002 (322KB
PDF)

“The Use of New Communication and Information Technologies for
the Sexual Exploitation of Women and Children,” Hastings Women’s Law
Journal, 2002 (114KB
PDF)

The
Impact of the Use of New Communications and Information Technologies on
Trafficking in Human Beings for Sexual Exploitation, Council of
Europe (L’impact de l’utilisation des nouvelles technologies
de l’information et de la communication sur la traite des êtres humains
aux fins d’exploitation sexuelle, Conseil de l’Europe)

Final Report, Group of Specialists on the Impact of the Use
of New Information Technologies on the Trafficking in Human Beings for
the Purpose of Sexual Exploitation, Council of Europe, February, 2003
(99
KB WORD DOC)

“A Study of the Users,” May 2001 (486KB
PDF)
“Etude sur les utilisateurs,” Mai 2001 (622KB
PDF)

“Marriage agencies and images,” Nov 2001 (378KB
PDF)
“Agences matrimoniales et images,} Nov 2001 (415KB
PDF)

“Globalization, Information Technology, and Sexual
Exploitation,” Rain and Thunder – A Radical Feminist Journal of
Discussion and Activism, Issue #13, Winter 2001 (WORD DOC
30KB)

 Sex
Trafficking of Women in the United States, Coalition Against
Trafficking in Women, March 2001 (Co-authors: Janice Raymond and Carol
Gomez) (587KB PDF)

“The
‘Natasha’ Trade: Transnational Sex Trafficking,” National
Institute of Justice Journal, No. 246, January 2001 (401KB PDF)

“‘Welcome to the
Rape Camp’–Sexual Exploitation and the Internet in Cambodia,”
Journal of Sexual Aggression, 2000 (216
KB PDF)

“The “Natasha”
Trade: The Transnational Shadow Market of Trafficking in Women,”
(79KB
PDF) Journal of International Affairs,
Spring 2000 (Russian  “Торговля
“Наташами” – Транснациональный теневой рынок торговли
женщинами) (Italian: “Il
commercio delle Natasha” 174 KB PDF)

“The
Internet and Sex Industries: Partners in Global Sexual
Exploitation,” Technology and Society Magazine, Spring
2000

Making the Harm
Visible – Global Sexual Exploitation of Women and Girls – Speaking
Out and Providing Services. The Coalition Against Trafficking in
Women. 1999. (Co-editor: Claire M. Roche)

Pimps and
Predators on the Internet – Globalizing the Sexual Exploitation of
Women and Children. The Coalition Against Trafficking in Women. 1999
(With references 1.28MB
PDF).

Use of the
Internet for Global Sexual Exploitation of Women and Children, 1998
(793KB PDF)

“Trafficking and sexual
exploitation on the Internet,” Feminista! The Online Journal of
Feminist Construction, Vol. 1, No. 8., 1997.

“Sex tours
via the Internet.” Feminista! The Online Journal of Feminist
Construction, Vol. 1, No. 7,
1997.