Why is the concept of 's*x trafficking' highlighted as of interest to post-structuralists?
Correct answer: A. The definition of this practice is centered around territoriality and the idea of state boundaries, as well as creating a particular identity for those women who are trafficked.
- A. The definition of this practice is centered around territoriality and the idea of state boundaries, as well as creating a particular identity for those women who are trafficked.
- B. The concept of s*x trafficking is not highlighted as of interest to post-structuralists.
- C. It is the only example of a defined concept that can be deconstructed to highlight the creation of identity in international politics.
- D. The definition of s*x trafficking has been created by those who are themselves involved in s*x trafficking and so is an opportunity for non-state actors to have a voice in international politics.
Explanation
Post-structuralists examine how the definition of sex trafficking constructs categories, identities and boundaries, including the distinction between inside and outside state territory. Their interest lies in uncovering how such apparently neutral concepts produce particular political meanings.
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