社论:谁算?反贩运和住房研究与行动中的定义问题

IF 1.2 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY Anti-Trafficking Review Pub Date : 2023-04-26 DOI:10.14197/atr.201223201
Katie Hail-Jares
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无家可归与当代形式的奴隶制和人口贩运之间的关系已经确立。早期的研究往往认为这种关系是理所当然的,并且经常脱离住房政策或理论。跨学科研究继续忽视了住房部门如何在定义无家可归问题上挣扎,以及主导定义(美国住房和城市发展部的罗西定义)对我们理解无家可归意味着什么。这篇关于“家庭和无家可归”的《反贩运评论》特刊社论讨论了HUD Rossi的定义,它对国内外研究的影响,以及最近拒绝“基于屋顶”回归社会文化定义的情况。考虑到这些社会文化定义,本期特刊分三类介绍了涉及住房和反贩运交叉点的研究:1)听取反贩运研究的传统主题及其对住房、无家可归和住房的看法;2) 说明国家住房和移民政策如何鼓励剥削;以及3)批评反贩运和刑事司法部门提供的住房在支持类似家庭的环境方面往往不足。
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Editorial: Who Counts? Issues of definition in anti-trafficking and housing research and action
The relationship between homelessness and contemporary forms of slavery and human trafficking is well established. Early research often took this relationship for granted and was frequently divorced from housing policy or theory. Interdisciplinary research has continued to ignore how the housing sector struggled with its own issues around defining homelessness and what the dominant definition (the United States’ HUD-Rossi definition) meant for our understanding of homelessness. This Editorial to a Special Issue of Anti-Trafficking Review on ‘home and homelessness’ discusses the HUD-Rossi definition, its impact on research, both domestically and abroad, and the recent rejection of ‘roof-based’ for a return to socio-cultural definitions. With these socio-cultural definitions in mind, this special issue introduces the research touching upon the intersection of housing and anti-trafficking in three categories: 1) listening to traditional subjects of anti-trafficking research and their views on housing, homelessness, and homes; 2) illustrating how state housing and immigration policies encourage exploitation; and 3) critiquing how housing provided by the anti-trafficking and criminal justice sector often falls short in supporting a home-like environment.
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Anti-Trafficking Review
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