The legal conceptualization of sex trafficking in Argentina. Political languages and criminal definitions
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https://doi.org/10.20318/eunomia.2021.6071Keywords:
Trafficking, sexual commerce, legal discourse, justice, criminal processAbstract
The aim of this article is to recapitulate some analytical keys around the notion of trafficking as a diffuse criminal concept as well as its implications for criminal processes. In the first place, I review some theoretical coordinates to think about law as a discourse of truth. In the second place, I locate debates about the definition of trafficking as a crime within feminist disputes around the understanding of sexual commerce. By last, I reflect on links between referred theorizing and its specific translation in criminal field.
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