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Volume 56, Issue 5

December 2011

Special Issue: Global Perspectives on Sex Trafficking

Issue Editor:

Sheldon Zhang

7 articles in this issue

Sex trafficking in Cambodia: fabricated numbers versus empirical evidence
Thomas M. Steinfatt
OriginalPaper 28 October 2011 Pages: 443 - 462
Chickenheads, agents, mommies, and jockeys: the social organization of transnational commercial sex
Ko-lin Chin
James O. Finckenauer
OriginalPaper 22 October 2011 Pages: 463 - 484
Beach boys or sexually exploited children? Competing narratives of sex tourism and their impact on young men in Sri Lanka’s informal tourist economy
Jody Miller
OriginalPaper 15 October 2011 Pages: 485 - 508
Woman pullers: pimping and sex trafficking in a Mexican Border City
Sheldon X. Zhang
OriginalPaper 18 October 2011 Pages: 509 - 528
Trafficking? Exploring the relevance of the notion of human trafficking to describe the lived experience of sex workers in Cape Town, South Africa
Chandré Gould
OriginalPaper 05 November 2011 Pages: 529 - 546
Fuelling traffic
Erin O’Brien
OriginalPaper 03 November 2011 Pages: 547 - 565
Is there such thing as ‘global sex trafficking’? A patchwork tale on useful (mis)understandings
Yvon van der Pijl
Brenda Carina Oude Breuil
Dina Siegel
OriginalPaper 03 November 2011 Pages: 567 - 582