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Illegal Migrations Along the Balkan Routes

Desiree PANGERC
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139–147
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It demonstrates how important crime perception is in arise awareness among the civil society and how a qualitative approach is essential in prevention activities, investigations and victim rehabilitation programs

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Objective & Hypothesis:Human trafficking is a crime strictly connected to globalization: combating it is becoming a priority in the International Community agenda .
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Key Findings & Data:As to the Balkan scenario and taking into consideration the author's fieldwork experience in Bosnia and Herzegovina, this paper describes the anthropological methods employed to analyze this human rights violation in Eastern Europe and tries to suggest some solutions.
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Conclusion & Impact:It demonstrates how important crime perception is in arise awareness among the civil society and how a qualitative approach is essential in prevention activities, investigations and victim rehabilitation programs
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⚙️Variables:illegal migrations · Balkans · human trafficking

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Human trafficking is a crime strictly connected to globalization: combating it is becoming a priority in the International Community agenda . As to the Balkan scenario and taking into consideration the author's fieldwork experience in Bosnia and Herzegovina, this paper describes the anthropological methods employed to analyze this human rights violation in Eastern Europe and tries to suggest some solutions. It demonstrates how important crime perception is in arise awareness among the civil society and how a qualitative approach is essential in prevention activities, investigations and victim rehabilitation programs

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PANGERC, D. (2012). Illegal Migrations Along the Balkan Routes. Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Fen-Edebiyat Fakültesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi, Sayı: 2012, 139–147. https://ajindex.com/articles/358043

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