Sex Trafficking

topic in full is: Sex Trafficking: The Illicit Trade of Selling Young Women from Sub-Saharan Africa to Europe.

Prompt for the Annotated Bibliography (4-5 pages):
This descriptive bibliography (100 points) should include sources that you have analyzed carefully and that you intend to use in your final, ten-page research paper (200 points). This is the last stop prior to the construction of your final paper and an opportunity to show off your research-writing skills. Number these entries and organize them alphabetically. There should be five sources in toto, a minimum of four-to-five pages, and each entry must consist of three sub-sections:
1. The bibliographic information, arranged and cited according to MLA style.
2. The author’s credentials (i.e. position, employer, status) to establish the ethos, or credibility, of the author.
3. A brief but thorough descriptive summary of the original source including the author’s thesis, major points, data, and conclusions. Save quotations for the final paper; here, instead, summarize, paraphrase, and thus cite, so that you can go back and easily find quotations for your final research argument.
4. An evaluative explanation of how specifically this source is useful to your research and your final essay. Tell me in a short paragraph how the source will fit into the major sections of your paper and help you prove your thesis. You should evaluate the author’s purpose, context, and audience. Think about answering: So what? And Now what?

Note: This paper should include your five sources documented according to MLA Documentation Style; If not already familiar, visit these online MLA formatting & citation guides: Easy Bibor Purdue Owl Writing Lab
“The ‘essay’ – which one should understand as a modifying test of oneself in the game of truth and not as the simplifying appropriation of others for the purposes of communication – is the living body of philosophy.” – Foucault, L’Usage des plaisirs