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Frontiers in Research on Human Trafficking
Fri, September 5, 9:30 to 10:45am, Deree | Arts Center Building, Arts Center Deree 001Session Submission Type: Pre-arranged Panel
Abstract
There has been a tremendous growth in basic research and intervention research on human trafficking activities around the world. This panel has gathered four articles representing some of the most challenging aspects of current efforts in human trafficking research and intervention. All authors have been active in the trafficking research for many years and are now sharing their empirically grounded concerns as well as suggestions on how best to move the field forward.
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Restorative Justice Responses to Gender Violence? Answers from a case study on trafficking in women in China - Anqi Shen, Northumbria University
States’ Policies as Slow Violence: The Cautionary Tale of Aresh, A Boy At-Risk for Trafficking - Amber Horning Ruf, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Sara Jordeno, Rhode Island School of Design; Lena Siemers, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Kabiru Lawal, University of Massachusetts Lowell
From Rescue Missions to Trauma-informed Interventions: How Anti-Trafficking Programs Are Mis-Guided by Political Optics and How to Stop This Trend - Xichen Wang, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Sheldon X Zhang, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Casey Risko, US Department of State