Chapters in this book offer critically valuable scholarship grounded in anti-racist perspectives illuminating the historical and contemporary racial mechanisms within global anti-trafficking discourses and practices. Topics converge and intersect with gender, citizenship, sexuality, class formations, and the global political economy.
Chapters in this book offer critically valuable scholarship grounded in anti-racist perspectives illuminating the historical and contemporary racial mechanisms within global anti-trafficking discourses and practices. Topics converge and intersect with gender, citizenship, sexuality, class formations, and the global political economy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kamala Kempadoo is Professor of Social Science at York University, Canada. She has published extensively on the Caribbean sex trade, global sex workers' rights, and hegemonic anti- trafficking discourses, including the books Global Sex Workers (edited with Jo Doezema, Routledge 1998), Sexing the Caribbean (Routledge 2004), and Trafficking and Prostitution Reconsidered (edited with Jyoti Sanghera and Bandana Pattanaik, Paradigm 2005/ 2011). More recently, she is co-editor, with Halimah A. F. DeShong, of the collection Methodologies in Caribbean Research on Gender and Sexuality (Ian Randle Press 2021). Elena Shih is Manning Assistant Professor of American Studies and Ethnic Studies at Brown University in the U.S., where she directs a human trafficking research cluster through Brown's Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice. Her research focuses on the impact of anti- trafficking programs on the policing of migration, sex work, gender, and poverty. She is the author of Manufacturing Freedom (University of California Press 2023), a global ethnography of anti-trafficking rehabilitation in China, Thailand, and the U.S.
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Introduction Rethinking the Field from Anti-Racist and Decolonial Perspectives Kamala Kempadoo and Elena Shih White Supremacy and Imperialism in Anti-Trafficking 1. Anti-Trafficking and Anti-smuggling Campaigns in West Africa as New Racialised Migration Deterrence Efforts Sam Okyere and Peter Olayiwola 2. Trafficking, Terror and their Tropes Pardis Mahdavi 3. The Anti-Trafficking Apparatus has a Racial Justice Problem Lyndsey Beutin 4. Exploring the Role of Race and Racial Difference in the Legislative Intent of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act Arifa Raza 5. Global White Supremacy and Anti-Trafficking: Race, Racism, and the Politics of Human Trafficking Elya Durisin 6. To Trip the White Fantastic: The Road from White Supremacy to Sex Trafficking Safaris Gregory Mitchell Colonialism and Racialization in Anti-Trafficking 7. Whore's Passport: Racialism, National Identity and the Trafficking of Brazilian Women Thaddeus Blanchette and Ana Paula da Silva 8. Anti-Trafficking and Settler-Colonial Discourses of Protection: The Coloniality of Racialized Interventions Julie Kaye 9. The Jaula and Racialization of the Amazon: Reflections on Racism and Geopolitics in the Struggle Against Human Trafficking in Brazil José Miguel Nieto Olivar and Flávia Melo 10. Constructing Victims and Criminals Through the Racial Figure of 'The Gypsy' Marlene Spanger 11. "Is It Because I'm Not Young and White with Blue Eyes?": Canadian Police Response to Sex Workers of Color's Experiences of Exploitation and Trafficking Menaka Raguparan 12. Trafficking Indianness by Legislating Settler Sexuality Logics April Petillo 13. Imperial Anti-Trafficking: Producing Racialized Knowledge Regimes over the Longue Durée Mishal Khan Migrant and Sex Worker Resistance to Anti-Trafficking 14. Resistance of Butterfly: Mobilization of Asian Migrant Sex Workers Against Sexism and Racism in Canadian Anti-Trafficking Measures Elene Lam, Jaden Hsin-Yun Peng and Coly Chau 15. The Aesthetic of Migrant Sex Work: Creation of White Identity and Perceived Moral Superiority Nada DeCat 16. Sex Work in Jamaica: Trafficking, Modern Slavery and Slavery's Afterlives Julia O'Connell Davidson and Jacqueline Sanchez Taylor 17. Migrant Domestic Workers, Asylum-Seekers and Premonitions of Anti-Trafficking in Hong Kong Julie Ham, Iulia Gheorghiu and Eni Lestari
Introduction Rethinking the Field from Anti-Racist and Decolonial Perspectives Kamala Kempadoo and Elena Shih White Supremacy and Imperialism in Anti-Trafficking 1. Anti-Trafficking and Anti-smuggling Campaigns in West Africa as New Racialised Migration Deterrence Efforts Sam Okyere and Peter Olayiwola 2. Trafficking, Terror and their Tropes Pardis Mahdavi 3. The Anti-Trafficking Apparatus has a Racial Justice Problem Lyndsey Beutin 4. Exploring the Role of Race and Racial Difference in the Legislative Intent of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act Arifa Raza 5. Global White Supremacy and Anti-Trafficking: Race, Racism, and the Politics of Human Trafficking Elya Durisin 6. To Trip the White Fantastic: The Road from White Supremacy to Sex Trafficking Safaris Gregory Mitchell Colonialism and Racialization in Anti-Trafficking 7. Whore's Passport: Racialism, National Identity and the Trafficking of Brazilian Women Thaddeus Blanchette and Ana Paula da Silva 8. Anti-Trafficking and Settler-Colonial Discourses of Protection: The Coloniality of Racialized Interventions Julie Kaye 9. The Jaula and Racialization of the Amazon: Reflections on Racism and Geopolitics in the Struggle Against Human Trafficking in Brazil José Miguel Nieto Olivar and Flávia Melo 10. Constructing Victims and Criminals Through the Racial Figure of 'The Gypsy' Marlene Spanger 11. "Is It Because I'm Not Young and White with Blue Eyes?": Canadian Police Response to Sex Workers of Color's Experiences of Exploitation and Trafficking Menaka Raguparan 12. Trafficking Indianness by Legislating Settler Sexuality Logics April Petillo 13. Imperial Anti-Trafficking: Producing Racialized Knowledge Regimes over the Longue Durée Mishal Khan Migrant and Sex Worker Resistance to Anti-Trafficking 14. Resistance of Butterfly: Mobilization of Asian Migrant Sex Workers Against Sexism and Racism in Canadian Anti-Trafficking Measures Elene Lam, Jaden Hsin-Yun Peng and Coly Chau 15. The Aesthetic of Migrant Sex Work: Creation of White Identity and Perceived Moral Superiority Nada DeCat 16. Sex Work in Jamaica: Trafficking, Modern Slavery and Slavery's Afterlives Julia O'Connell Davidson and Jacqueline Sanchez Taylor 17. Migrant Domestic Workers, Asylum-Seekers and Premonitions of Anti-Trafficking in Hong Kong Julie Ham, Iulia Gheorghiu and Eni Lestari
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