This book resets the agenda on trafficking. The Trafficking of Nepalese women to India for various purposes has a long history and is an extremely sensitive issue, linked to gender, migration, poverty, work, sex, money, power and violence. Methodologically daring, it brings a social constructionist approach to trafficking by situating experiences of trafficked women within larger debates in social theory over stigma, gender, sexuality, violence and citizenship, and also neo-liberal policies and ethnicity, exploring how structural power interacts with the agency of returnee trafficked women...