1. Sex Trafficking: The Global and the Local 2. Shangri-La Revisited 3. Nine to Five 4. Nepali Perspectives on Sex Trafficking: The View from Within 5. Telling Maya’s Story: Shaping the Discourse of Sex Trafficking 6. Interventions 7. Strategies for Change
Biography
Mary Crawford is Professor of Psychology and Women’s Studies at the University of Connecticut. She is the author of more than 50 research articles and ten books including Talking Difference, Innovative Methods for Feminist Psychological Research, and Transformations: Women, Gender, and Psychology.
"I found Crawford's study impressive. She does a beautiful job of acknowledging sex trafficking as a global issue but noting that the ways in which it functions and the factors which enable it are situated in local contexts [...] One of the things I find most remarkable about this book is the careful and nuanced way Crawford outlines the multiple contexts/factors that impact sex trafficking in Nepal [...] This book is valuable for multiple audiences; it will be useful for researchers, would be effective in a classroom setting, and is written in a way that makes it relevant and accessible for the general public." - Donna Bickford, The Carolina Women's Center Blog, September 2010
