Abstract
The next and final article in this issue of Forum takes the form of an interview in which two prominent researchers on migrant smuggling researchers, Claire Healy and Gabriella Sánchez, are asked to respond to some of the broader issues raised in the preceding articles. These issues include the links (or lack thereof) between organized crime and migrant smuggling; the effects of law enforcement efforts to tackle migrant smuggling; whether it is fruitful to distinguish between “good”’ and “bad” migrant smugglers; the impact of efforts to implement extraterritorial border controls; and the pros and cons of viewing migrant smuggling through the lens of the Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.
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