ISSN 1942-9193
Vol. 22, Issue 2, 2019February 14, 2020 PDT
THE DOUBLE WHAMMY OF BEING FEMALE AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN: HOW BLACK WOMEN ARE MORE VULNERABLE TO TRAFFICKING AND OTHER FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION
THE DOUBLE WHAMMY OF BEING FEMALE AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN: HOW BLACK WOMEN ARE MORE VULNERABLE TO TRAFFICKING AND OTHER FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION
Articles in Vol. 22, Issue 2, 2019
Vol. 22, Issue 2, 2019
- PROTECTING VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AMONG MIXED MIGRATION FLOWS AND THE LINK WITH INTERNATIONAL PROTECTIONSFrancesca Nicodemi
- THE CONUNDRUM OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERESTS IN SOVEREIGN DEBT: THE WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, AND HOW OF THE SOVEREIGN LOAN FROM RUSSIA TO UKRAINEIryna Zaverukha
- BUILDING ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS IN THE EUROPEAN UNIONJoseph Jozwiak
- THE DOUBLE WHAMMY OF BEING FEMALE AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN: HOW BLACK WOMEN ARE MORE VULNERABLE TO TRAFFICKING AND OTHER FORMS OF DISCRIMINATIONCheryl Page
Cheryl Page, THE DOUBLE WHAMMY OF BEING FEMALE AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN: HOW BLACK WOMEN ARE MORE VULNERABLE TO TRAFFICKING AND OTHER FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION, 22 GJIL 114 (2020).