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Abstract
This Essay examines the potential influence of a new breed of actor in the global antitrafficking arena: the venture philanthropist, or "philanthrocapitalist." Philanthrocapitalists have already helped rebrand "trafficking" as "modern-day slavery," and have expressed their ambitions to lead global efforts to eradicate the problem. With their deep financial resources and access to powerful networks, philanthrocapitalists hold tremendous power to shape the future trajectory of the antitrafficking movement. this Essay warns, however, against the possibility that philanthrocapitalists could also reconfigure the landscape of global antitrafficking policymaking, marginalizing or even displacing other actors' efforts to address the problem.
Repository Citation
Janie Chuang,
Giving as Governance: Philanthrocapitalism and Modern-Day Slavery Abolitionism,
UCLA Law Review
1516
(2015).
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/facsch_lawrev/564