Titlebook: Drug Mules; Women in the Interna Jennifer Fleetwood Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 Cocaine.d

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灰心丧气

What Do Women Talk about When they Talk about Trafficking?,the long summer break from university. We were both in our early twenties at the time (2002): I was halfway through my undergraduate degree, and she was two years into an eight-year sentence for trafficking cocaine. Crouched on stools in the tiny cell she shared with two other women, she explained t

Parameter

,Who are the ‘Traffickers’?,). The converse was true in the men’s prison. Men tended to talk up their involvement in drug business (see also Decker and Chapman 2008). Lorenzo often implied he was connected to the mafia. After about 6 months, I approached him about an interview. ‘Who, me…?’, he replied in mock flattery. Two of

grovel

,For Money and Love: Women’s Narratives about Becoming Mules,onal cocaine trade. She was in her late twenties, Latina (but grew up in North America), and was living in one of the newest pavilions of El Inca. This was our third interview. We had agreed to talk about the trafficking part of her story, and she began by reading me a short passage written in her j

Ceremony

Beginning Mule-work,d communicated with a second set of contacts in Ecuador who would ensure that drugs (usually cocaine, but sometimes heroin) would be packed and ready for the mule. Donna’s first trip as a mule was organised by a close friend. She had worked with him recruiting mules. She wanted to postpone the trip,

Ceremony

Mule-work and Gender,eally tired and kind of frustrated with myself, but once I said yes, I felt like I could not back down now. […] I was just like… ‘I really . do it,’ you know. And I tell this guy, and he’s like, ‘No, you can, and it’s safe, and people do it all the time,’ and I’m like ‘.’ And he’s like, ‘No, try aga

Vulnerable

Backing Out,eave the hotel without him and undertaking the difficult task of swallowing a very large quantity of capsules. Until now, Nan’s participation could be described as more or less voluntary, but mechanisms of control only became visible when she tried to back out. At first, her contact tried to assuage

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Infinitesimal

What Do Women Talk about When they Talk about Trafficking?,o me that on the last day of her trip to Ecuador, her boyfriend called from Europe and asked if she could carry something home for him, which he described as ‘like small medicines’. She explained her reasons for agreeing to swallow around a kilo of thumb-sized packages (or ‘capsules’) of cocaine: