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An Examination of Some Central Debates on Sex Trafficking in Research and Public Policy in the United States

Carrie N. BakerProgram for the Study of Women and Gender, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 191-208 | Published online: 27 Aug 2015

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Alexandria M. Lesak, Cynthia F. Rizo, Hannabeth Franchino-Olsen, Melissa R. Jenkins, Hannah Winslow, L. B. Klein, Sandra L. Martin, Rebecca J. Macy, Robin Colbert, Chris Croft & Courtney Dunkerton. (2023) Recommendations for Educating Youth about Sex Trafficking. Journal of Human Trafficking 9:4, pages 446-460.
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Ann De Shalit, Katrin Roots & Emily van der Meulen. (2023) Knowledge Mobilization by Provincial Politicians: The United Front against Trafficking in Ontario, Canada. Journal of Human Trafficking 9:4, pages 568-586.
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Kate Price & Keith Gunnar Bentele. (2023) Defining Worthy Victims: Socioeconomic Factors Associated with State-level Legislative Decisions to Prevent the Criminalization of Sexually Exploited Children in the United States. Victims & Offenders 18:3, pages 512-542.
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Ieke de Vries, Joan A. Reid & Amy Farrell. (2023) From Responding to Uncertainties and Ambiguities to More Constructive and Inclusive Debates on Commercial Sex and Sex Trafficking. Victims & Offenders 18:3, pages 586-606.
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Shana M. Judge & Yuka Kawahito Doherty. (2022) The Demographic Characteristics of Federal Trafficking Defendants: Who are the Offenders?. Journal of Human Trafficking 0:0, pages 1-24.
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Ran Hu. (2021) Problematizing the Educational Messaging on Sex Trafficking in the US “End-demand” Movement: The (Mis)Representation of Victims and Anti-Sex Work Rhetoric. Affilia 37:3, pages 448-465.
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Sarah Momilani Marshall. (2022) A Novel Method to Examine Public Communications and Policy Representations: A Case Example of Hawai‘i’s Perspective on Juveniles Involved in Commercial Sexual Activity. Public Health Reports 137:1_suppl, pages 38S-45S.
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Lua da Mota Stabile. (2020) Sex work abolitionism and hegemonic feminisms: Implications for gender-diverse sex workers and migrants from Brazil. The Sociological Review 68:4, pages 852-869.
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Ran Hu. (2019) Examining Social Service Providers’ Representation of Trafficking Victims: A Feminist Postcolonial Lens. Affilia 34:4, pages 421-438.
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Carrie N. Baker. 2018. Fighting the US Youth Sex Trade. Fighting the US Youth Sex Trade.
Samantha Majic. (2017) Sending a Dear John Letter: Public Information Campaigns and the Movement to “End Demand” for Prostitution in Atlanta, GA. Social Sciences 6:4, pages 138.
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Cecilia Benoit, Mikael Jansson, Michaela Smith & Jackson Flagg. (2017) “Well, It Should Be Changed for One, Because It’s Our Bodies”: Sex Workers’ Views on Canada’s Punitive Approach towards Sex Work. Social Sciences 6:2, pages 52.
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Kristine E Hickle. (2016) Resiliency and women exiting sex trade industry work. Journal of Social Work 17:3, pages 302-323.
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Katherine L. Honeyman, Arthur A. Stukas & Mathew D. Marques. (2016) Human trafficking: factors that influence willingness to combat the issue. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 46:9, pages 529-543.
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