01434nam a22001697a 4500999001900000008004100019100002700060245011400087260003100201300003200232520075400264650008801018773003101106906001301137942000701150952010701157  c523342d523342230808b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aClemente,  Mara942753  aFeminism and counter-trafficking: Exploring the transformative potential of contemporary feminism in Portugal  aSocial and Legal Studies    a32(3), Jun, 2023: p.420-440  aFocusing on the Portuguese case, this article explores the role of feminism in counter-trafficking. Through analysing feminist discourse on human trafficking, the article interrogates feminism's ability and its limitations in challenging or reinforcing some of the most controversial policy outcomes. The article argues that, due to a structural weakness within feminism itself and the profound institutionalisation of counter-trafficking, any possibility of challenging dominant discourses on trafficking remains a distant dream. Rather, counter-trafficking attempts ultimately help create a controversial neoliberal space that strains feminism's transformative potential while simultaneously strengthening bureaucratic state feminism.- Reproduced   aHuman trafficking, counter-trafficking, Feminism, State fermiums, Portugal. 939754  aSocial and Legal Studies    aFEMINISM  cAR  00102ddc40709398382aIIPAbIIPAd2023-08-08h32(3), Jun, 2023: p.420-440pAR129309r2023-08-08yAR