I am a social anthropologist with research experience in the fields of migration, sex work, human trafficking and global humanitarianism. I hold a M.Sc. in Anthropology from the University of Copenhagen. For my PhD project "Corporate-Humanitarian Aid in the Migration Crisis", which runs from 2019-2022, I will study the role of corporations as humanitarian actors in the global migration crisis. The project is funded through a non-university PhD grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark and hosted by the Danish Institute for International Studies.
Primary research areas
Humanitarianism
Migration Governance
Human Trafficking
Link to this homepage
www.cbs.dk/en/staff/sehmsc
Selected publications
Henriksen, S. (2018). Consuming Life after Anti-Trafficking. Anti-Trafficking Review 10, 14-33.
Plambech, S & Henriksen, S. (2017). To live freely in this world: sex worker activism in Africa (Book review). Feminist Review 116, 171-173.
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2022
Sofie Elbæk Henriksen; Lisa Ann Richey / Google's Tech Philanthropy : Capitalism and Humanitarianism in the Digital Age. In: Public Anthropologist, Vol. 4, No. 1, 2022, p. 21-50
