Responding to Human Trafficking: Dispossession, Colonial Violence, and Resistance among Indigenous and Racialized Women

‘Kay’s work is a significant addition to the academic literature on anti-trafficking efforts in Canada and should be included in academic library collections.’

Angela Gibson, Canadian Law Library Review vol 43:01:2018

‘Julie Kaye’s excellent and much needed intervention into contemporary trafficking debates is a must read for scholars…Responding to Human Trafficking is a profound contribution to both public and policy debates on the topic.’

Emily van der Meulen, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Books, January 2018

"Responding to Human Trafficking is an innovative and unique contribution to the growing field of critical studies of anti-trafficking. Centering the settler-colonial project of Canada, the book engages in an honest and earnest analysis of the ways trafficking cannot be untangled from the ongoing colonial occupation of indigenous nations. No one to date has offered such a contribution in trafficking studies, and this makes Julie Kaye’s work a ground-breaking addition to the field."

Julietta Hua, Department of Women and Gender Studies, San Francisco State University