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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1008568999 Title: People smugglers globally, 2017 Author: John Coyne; Madeleine Nyst; Australian Strategic Policy Institute, Publisher: Barton, ACT : Australian Strategic Policy Institute, 2017. ©2017 ISBN/ISSN: 9781925229363 192522936X 9781925229356 1925229351 OCLC:1008568999

  
  

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People smugglers globally, 2017

Author:	John Coyne; Madeleine Nyst; Australian Strategic Policy Institute,
Publisher:	Barton, ACT : Australian Strategic Policy Institute, 2017. ©2017
Series:	Strategy (Australian Strategic Policy Institute)
Edition/Format:	eBook : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	By its very nature, any treatment of irregular migration, asylum seekers, human trafficking and people smuggling is highly controversial. To avoid unnecessary controversy, this report focuses on the organisation and business models of the globe's people-smuggling organisations, but the authors have maintained an explorative outlook. This report has drawn together the work of authors from multiple disciplines to explore the global phenomenon that is people smuggling. While it's expansive in its breadth and depth of coverage, it isn't meant to be the definitive source on the subject. Rather, it has been developed to provide readers with a clear, concise and obtainable understanding of the issue and its complexity. The multidisciplinary approach means that each of the chapters explores a different geographical region or issue with a different methodological approach (ethnographic, explorative, legal). Understandably, such an approach exposes and brings together the many disconnects and inconsistencies in knowledge in this area of study. One particularly challenging dimension for this global body of research was dealing with the plethora of legal and non-legal terms used in public discourse on refugees and people smugglers. The report is an exercise in applied research and analysis with a clear policy focus. While its analytical focus is global, its conclusions and recommendations have been made with Australian policymakers in mind.  Read more...
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Subjects	Human trafficking. Human smuggling.
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