<< s. 7-18 >>Prof. dr hab. Zbigniew Lasocik (University of Warsaw, Poland)Is research on forced labour at an ‘early stage’? Introduction to the special issue << s. 19-46 >>Katharine Bryant (Walk Free, United Kingdom)Dr Bernadette Joudo (Walk Free, Australia)Are we ‘leaving no-one behind’? How gaps in modern slavery programmes allow forced labour among adolescent girls in the garment and textile industries << s. 47-73 >>Dr Amy Weatherburn (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium)What is labour exploitation? The Belgian and British experience << s. 75-96 >>Dr Julia Muraszkiewicz (Trilateral Research, United Kingdom)The tale of 400 victims: A lesson for intervention << s. 97-118 >>Prof. dr Rita Haverkamp (Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, Germany)Day labourers in Munich’s train station district - from exploitation to human trafficking and forced labour? << s. 119-141 >>Dr Szandra Windt (National Institute of Criminology, Hungary)The unspoken phenomenon: Forced labour in Hungary << s. 143-168 >>Prof. Dr Masja van Meeteren (Radboud University, Netherlands)Nikki Heideman (Utrecht University, Netherlands)Taking stock of labour trafficking in the Netherlands << s. 169-193 >>Sudarat Musikawong (Mahidol University, Thailand)Panida Rzonca (Thai Community Develop Center, United States of America)Debt bondage in human trafficking: US agriculture and Thailand fisheries primed for labour exploitation << s. 195-222 >>Prof. Nicoletta Policek (University of Salford, United Kingdom)Foreign minors and forced labour in contemporary Italy << s. 223-247 >>Dr Vernon Murray (Marist College, United States)Holly Shea (Marist College, United States)Julia Solin (Independent researcher, United States)Labour trafficking victim participation structures in the United States, Russia, and globally: Strategic implications << s. 249-270 >>Sebastián Arévalo Sánchez (Fundación Pasos Libres, Colombia)Juan Pablo García Sepúlveda (Fundación Pasos Libres, Colombia)Prof. dr John Winterdyk (Mount Royal University, Canada)Using design thinking and innovation camps to combat forced labour: A case example << s. 271-294 >>Prof. dr hab. Zbigniew Lasocik (University of Warsaw, Poland)Forced labour – well-hidden mechanisms of dependence and enslavement << s. 295-306 >>Prof. dr John Winterdyk (Mount Royal University, Canada)Dr Marcel Van der Watt (University of the Free State, Republic of South Africa)