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9780415122269

Rethinking Prostitution: Purchasing Sex in the 1990s

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415122269

  • ISBN10:

    0415122260

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1996-12-26
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

There has been considerable media comment with regard to AIDS and prostitution, morally and medically, and yet academically the concentration has been social epidemiological research on the prevalence of HIV/AIDS among prostitutes and the debates about legal issues. This volume draws on available literature as part of a wider under- taking to "rethink" prostitution in the 1990s.

Table of Contents

List of Contributors vii(4)
Foreword: Understanding prostitution xi
Graham Scambler
Annette Scambler
Part I An overview 3(54)
1 Prostitute women now
3(26)
Maggie O'Neill
2 Prostitute men now
29(28)
Peter Davies
Rayah Feldman
Part II Social and legal status 57(48)
3 The legal regulation of prostitution: a human rights issue
57(26)
Susan Edwards
4 Campaigning for legal change
83(22)
English Collective of Prostitutes
Part III The business of selling sex 105(34)
5 Conspicuous and inconspicuous sex work: the neglect of the ordinary and mundane
105(16)
Graham Scambler
6 Boyfriends, 'pimps' and clients
121(18)
Jean Faugier
Mary Sargeant
Part IV Health issues 139(41)
7 Health care and regulation: new perspectives
139(25)
Helen Ward
Sophie Day
8 Alcohol, drugs and social milieu
164(16)
Martin Plant
Afterword: Rethinking prostitution 180(9)
Graham Scambler
Annette Scambler
Notes 189(4)
References 193(20)
Index 213

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