New sociologies of sex work

Ashgate Pub.

2010

xii, 244 p.

Flappers, amateurs and professionals : the spectrum of promiscuity in 1920s Britain / Samantha Caslin -- Intent to criminalize : men who buy sex and prostitution policy in the UK / Sarah Kingston -- Out of the shadows (and into a bit of light) : decriminalization, human rights and street-based sex work in New Zealand / Lynzi Armstrong -- Tackling taboos : men who pay for sex and the emotional researcher / Natalie Hammond -- Walking the beat : doing outreach with male sex workers / Mary Whowell -- New technologies, new territories : using the internet to connect with sex workers and sex industry organizers / Suzanne Jenkins -- Situating the female gaze : understanding (sex) tourism practices in Thailand / Erin Sanders -- The place of the Gringo Gulch : space, gender, and nation in sex tourism / Megan Rivers-Moore -- Taxi dancers: tango labour and commercialized intimacy in Buenos Aires / Maria Törnqvist and Kate Hardy -- Temporal dimensions of cabaret dancers' circular migration to Switzerland / Romaric Thiévent -- 'If you shut up, they kill you' : sex worker resistance in Argentina / Kate Hardy -- 'Just get pissed and enjoy yourself' : understanding lap-dancing as 'anti-work' / Rachela Colosi -- The diverse vulnerabilities of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans sex workers in the UK / Kath Browne, Mark Cull and Phil Hubbard -- Repackaging sex : class, crass, and the good vibrations model of sexual retail / Lynn Comella.

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