Madams, Trafficking Victims, and Migrants: Everyday Practices of Resistance among Nigerian Women (Palgrave Advances in Sex Work Studies)
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Madams, Trafficking Victims, and Migrants: Everyday Practices of Resistance among Nigerian Women (Palgrave Advances in Sex Work Studies)

by Milena Rizzotti

Gender Studies migration studies Human Trafficking Sex Work Studies
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Milena Rizzotti examines everyday practices of resistance among Nigerian women in relation to madams, trafficking, and migration. Situated within sex work studies, this scholarly work explores how women navigate complex social circumstances and contributes to broader discussions of gender, mobility, and resistance.

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Madams, Trafficking Victims, and Migrants examines everyday practices of resistance among Nigerian women.

The book considers experiences connected to madams, trafficking, and migration.

Situated within sex work studies, it focuses on how resistance is practiced in everyday life.

This scholarly work contributes to discussions of gender, migration, and the social realities surrounding sex work.

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