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Framing the Fight against Human Trafficking - Movement Coalitions and Tactical Diffusion (Hardcover)
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Framing the Fight against Human Trafficking - Movement Coalitions and Tactical Diffusion (Hardcover)
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Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in the anti-human trafficking
movement have proliferated over the past few decades, each focusing
on different aspects of the problem. Many of these NGOs have joined
coalitions to pool resources and expertise. What are the messages
that NGOs use to define and prescribe solutions to the human
trafficking issue? How do changes in the external political
environment or the internal coalition structure impact NGO framing
strategy? This book uses a unique dataset to illustrate and analyze
the discursive processes of NGOs over three distinct time periods:
2008-2010, 2011-2012, and 2013-2014. The data was gathered from
public documents and supplemented by interviews from fifteen US
anti-trafficking NGOs involved in the Alliance to End Slavery and
Trafficking (ATEST). This analysis shows that the ATEST coalition
has targeted the state (contentious politics) and private industry
(private politics) to advance its antihuman trafficking agenda. Sex
trafficking has normally been met with tactics from the contentious
politics model due to its historical legal connection with
prostitution; labor trafficking, on the other hand, has been
approached via the private politics model due to its connection
with business. However, due to the coalition's formal
organizational structure, members have been able to learn from each
other and adopt tactics normally reserved for certain types of
targets in new ways, such as using contentious political strategies
for labor trafficking and vice versa. This study builds theory by
showing how coalition learning in social movements across time
periods can diffuse tactics and provide new action repertoires for
coalition members.
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