Foreword

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-xii

List of Abbreviations

pp xiii-xiv

List of Tables

pp xv-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-24

PART I - Exploitation in Political Theory

pp 25-26

Chapter 1 - An Exploration of Exploitation in Political Theory

pp 27-44

Chapter 2 - The Conditions of Exploitation in Political Theory

pp 45-60

PART II - Labour Exploitation in Law

pp 61-62

Chapter 3 - The Legal Understanding of Human Trafficking for the Purpose of Labour Exploitation

pp 63-98

Chapter 4 - The Legal Understanding of Slavery, Servitude and Practices Similar to Slavery

pp 99-118

Chapter 5 - The Legal Understanding of Forced or Compulsory Labour

pp 119-138

Chapter 6 - Obstacles to the Legal Clarification of Labour Exploitation

pp 139-152

PART III - Labour Exploitation In The Criminal Law Of Belgium And England And Wales

pp 153-154

Chapter 7 - The Formal and Substantive Criminalisation of Labour Exploitation in Belgium and England and Wales

pp 155-198

Chapter 8 - The Judicial Interpretation of the Material Scope of Labour Exploitation in Belgium and England and Wales

pp 199-224

Chapter 9 - The Judicial Qualification of Labour Exploitation in Law: the Role of Indicators

pp 225-238

PART IV - Conceptualising Labour Exploitation In Human Trafficking Law

pp 239-240

Chapter 10 - The Conceptualisation of Labour Exploitation in Human Trafficking Law: a Proposal

pp 241-260

Conclusion

pp 261-266

Annex 1 - List of Cases Accessed in Belgium and England and Wales

pp 267-270

Annex 2 - Nationality of Victims and Civil Parties

pp 271-272

Bibliography

pp 273-302

Human Rights Research Series

pp 303-303