7 Methodological Debates in Human Rights Research: A Case Study of Human Trafficking in South Africa

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Foreword x
4. Acknowledgments xiv
5. The Cause of Contemporary Slavery
6. Contemporary Slavery as More Than Rhetorical Strategy? The Politics and Ideology of a New Political Cause 5
7. Contemporary Slavery and Its Definition in Law 36
8. When Human Trafficking Means Everything and Nothing 67
9. Asylum Courts and the “Forced Marriage Paradox”: Gender-Based Harm and Contemporary Slavery in Forced Conjugal Associations 97
10. Rhetoric
11. Narrating Wartime Enslavement, Forced Marriage, and Modern Slavery 129
12. Show and Tell: Contemporary Anti-Slavery Advocacy as Symbolic Work 158
13. Methodological Debates in Human Rights Research: A Case Study of Human Trafficking in South Africa 179
14. Reparative Justice and the Post-Conflict Phase of Modern Slavery 202
15. Practice
16. Modern Slavery from a Management Perspective: The Role of Industry Context and Organizational Capabilities 229
17. State Enslavement in North Korea 255
18. Letting Go: How Elites Manage Challenges to Contemporary Slavery 279
19. Child Domestic Labour: Work Like Any Other, Work Like No Other 301
20. Appendix 329
21. Selected Bibliography 339
22. Contributors 355
23. Index 359