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Study of contemporary human trafficking and modern slavery through political, historical, and international perspectives. Examines forced labor, sexual exploitation, and coercive systems using international relations theory, survivor testimony, and case studies from global and U.S. contexts. Emphasizes governance challenges, policy responses, and ethical debates surrounding justice and accountability. Offered every two years.

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Class #richmond_2-1934Fall 2026UGRD

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