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Tandem ethnography: On researching 'trafficking' and 'anti-trafficking'

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2013

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Molland, Sverre

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SAGE Publications

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How can an elusive phenomenon such as human trafficking be studied anthropologically? Recent anthropological research has problematized and destabilized bound territory and sitedness. UN agencies, governments, and NGOs attempt to combat trafficking in per

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/74736

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Open Access Research

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Ethnography

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10.1177/1466138113491671

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2037-12-31

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