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SAGE Journal Articles:

Schaeffer-Grabiel, F. (2010). Sex Trafficking as the ‘New Slave Trade’? Sexualities, 13 (2 ), 153–160.

Description: Schaffer-Grabiel describes the ways in which the United States uses the sex trafficking process to not only monitor all immigrants but also other countries.  Providing a link between policy and

Gray, K. A. (2005). Women Who Succeeded in Leaving Public Assistance for a Living-wage Job. Qualitative Social Work , 4 (3 ), 309–326.  

Description: Gray (2005) presents information on how individual women use formal and informal means of support to move from public assistance to a living wage.  Through interviews the women describe the key influences in their process of becoming economically independent.

Pacific Standard:

• Americans and Debt

CQ Researcher:

• Internet and Thinking
• Income Inequality