Human Trafficking in a Global ContextSummer Course

Human Trafficking in a Global Context, Summer Course
Major Discipline(s)
Anthropology, Human Rights, Legal Studies
Location
Location: Stockholm
Available
Session 1
Credit(s)
3

Globally, human trafficking ranks among the most profitable criminal activities. It is also a violation of human rights. In this course, you gain an understanding of trafficking, including its extent in relation to other criminal activities, and its victims and perpetrators. You learn the most important elements of the legal and policy framework addressing trafficking at the European and international level. Guest lecturers who work with the issues on a daily basis help to nuance your understanding of the subject matter.

Related Discipline(s)

This summer course would also be of interest to the following discipline(s):
Criminology / Criminal Justice, Gender Studies

Faculty

Ninna Mörner

DIS Summer Faculty

Master in Economic History and graduated Journalist (Stockholm University). Editor-in-chief for the scholarly journal Baltic Worlds at the Centre for Baltic and East European Studies at Södertörn University (since 2009) and the annual State of the Region Report (2020). A recognized expert in the anti-trafficking field nationally as well as internationally, involved for over a decade in numerous studies, projects, and reports on human trafficking. Formed the Swedish Platform Civil society Against Human Trafficking in 2013, which she chaired until 2018. With DIS since 2023.