This module explores various types of human trafficking as well and factors that contribute to trafficking in persons as well as wildlife around the world. For an overview of these themes see Module 4 Slides.

Objectives

After completing this module, you should be able to do the following:

Analyze the features of modern life that contribute to the opportunity and motivation for international crime.
Understand the types and prevalence of human trafficking.
Analyze global and societal factors that contribute to offending and victimization.
Evaluate the effectiveness of the current anti-trafficking regime and suggest improvements.
Assess programs to rehabilitate the variety of victims of human trafficking.
Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the legal framework for combatting trafficking in wildlife.

Assignments & Assessment

You have one week (7 days) to complete Module 4 assignments. During this week, you are required to acomplish the following:

complete the assigned textbook readings: Chirico Chapter 8: When Life Becomes a Commodity, pages: 235-263.
take Module 4 Quiz,
complete the Applied Learning Tasks, and
write and submit Module 4 Essay Assignment.