She has published an award-winning article on feminism, globalization, and trafficking in the South Atlantic Review, as well as articles on postcolonial literature and pedagogy in several peer-reviewed journals. Her book, Sex Trafficking in Postcolonial Literature: Transnational Narratives from Joyce to Bolaño (Routledge), analyzes how postcolonial fiction depicts coerced female sex trafficking and the discourses such representations legitimize. Since 2014, she serves on the advisory board of the nonprofit organization Crossing Point Arts: Bringing the Arts to Survivors of Human Trafficking. Bonnie Oh: “Collateral Damage-Again”