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| Acknowledgments | |
| Conceiving Sexuality | p. 3 |
| La mise en discours and Silences in Research on the History of Sexuality | p. 19 |
| History, Desire, and Identities | p. 33 |
| Framing Preferences, Framing Differences: Inventing Amsterdam as a Gay Capital | p. 51 |
| Bisexuality: Toward a Comparative Theory of Identities and Culture | p. 69 |
| From Bakla to Gay: Shifting Gender Identities and Sexual Behaviors in the Philippines | p. 85 |
| Political Sexualities: Meanings and Identities in the Time of AIDS | p. 97 |
| Violence, Sexuality, and Women's Lives | p. 109 |
| "That We Should All Turn Queer?": Homosexual Stigma in the Making of Manhood and the Breaking of a Revolution in Nicaragua | p. 135 |
| Meanings and Consequences of Sexual-Economic Exchange: Gender, Poverty and Sexual Risk Behavior in Urban Haiti | p. 157 |
| A Sociological Perspective on Sexual Action | p. 183 |
| Networks and Sex: The Use of Social Networks as Method and Substance in Researching Gay Men's Response to HIV/AIDS | p. 215 |
| Patterns of Sexual Behavior of High Risk Populations and the Implications for STDs and HIV/AIDS Transmission in Nigeria | p. 235 |
| The Construction of Risk in AIDS Control Programs: Theoretical Bases and Popular Responses | p. 249 |
| Women's Lives and Sex: Implications for AIDS Prevention | p. 259 |
| Culture, Structure, and Change: Sex Research after Modernity | p. 273 |
| Contributors | p. 279 |
| Bibliography | p. 281 |
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