Nandita Sharma's Critique of Anti-Trafficking

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Nandita Sharma in "Travel Agency A Critique of Anti Trafficking Campaigns" presents a critical and provocative analysis of the international campaigns against people smuggling in general and the trafficking in women migrants in particular. The paper looks at Sharma's work and evaluates the success of the anti-trafficking campaigns in Canada.

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""Travel Agency A Critique of Anti-Trafficking Campaigns" presents a critical and provocative analysis of the international campaigns against people smuggling in general, and the trafficking in women migrants in particular. Sharma's work, based in part upon her interviews with a twenty-four Chinese women who were among several boatloads of migrants smuggled to the west coast of Canada in 1999, challenges traditional institutional, national and feminist models of human trafficking. In this critical review of Sharma's work, its major points and arguments will be evaluated with reference to other works on this subject."

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