Policing pleasure sex work, policy, and the state in global perspective /
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Mục lục:
- Introduction : sex work and the politics of public policy / Susan Dewey and Patty Kelly
- International trends in the control of sexual services / Michael Goodyear and Ronald Weitzer
- Into the galactic zone : managing sexuality in neoliberal Mexico / Patty Kelly
- Sex work and the state in contemporary China / Tiantian Zheng
- Smart sex in the neoliberal present : rethinking single parenthood in a Mexican tourist destination / Dawn Pankonien
- On the boundaries of the global margins : violence, labor and surveillance in a Rust Belt topless bar / Susan Dewey
- The virtues of dockside dalliance : why maritime sugar girls are safer than urban streetwalkers in South Africa's prostitution industry / Henry Trotter
- "Their own way of having power" : female adolescent prostitutes' strategies of resistance in Cape Town, South Africa / Zosa De Sas Kropiwnicki
- Hata watufanyeje, kazi itaendelea [No matter what they do to us, work must continue] : everyday negotiation of state regulation among female sex workers in Nairobi, Kenya / Chimaraoke Izugbara
- Prostitution in contemporary Rio de Janeiro / Thaddeus Gregory Blanchette and Ana Paula da Silvia
- Prevailing voices in debates over child prostitution / Heather Montgomery
- Organizational challenges among male sex workers in Brazil's tourist zones / Gregory Mitchell
- "What is the use of getting a cow if you can't make any money from it?" : the reproduction of inequality within contemporary social reform of devadasis / Treena Orchard
- Moral panics : sex tourism, trafficking, and the limits of transnational mobility in Bahia / Erica Williams.