Karen Bravo

Karen E. Bravo is Professor of Law at the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, specialising in illicit international markets, including human trafficking and slavery. You can access a list of her research papers on the Social Science Research Network.

Trans-Atlantic slavery and contemporary human trafficking

Are we learning from the past or exploiting it? It is easy to obscure the similar economic rationales and incentive structures, as well as the participation of ‘legitimate’ enterprises and institutions, in both trans-Atlantic slavery and contemporary trafficking in humans.

By Karen Bravo

/ 10 Oct 2014

Trans-Atlantic slavery and contemporary human trafficking

By Karen Bravo

/ 10 Oct 2014