Volume 16, Issue 2 | Sexuality Research and Social Policy

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Volume 16, Issue 2

June 2019

Special issue on Sexual Commerce: Troubling Meanings, Policies, and Practices

Issue Editors:

Isabel Crowhurst,
Niina Vuolajärvi,
Kathryn Korgan

11 articles in this issue

Sexual Commerce: Troubling Meanings, Policies, and Practices
Isabel Crowhurst
Niina Vuolajärvi
Kathryn Hausbeck Korgan
EditorialNotes 13 April 2019 Pages: 135 - 137
Intimate Labour and the State: Contrasting Policy Discourses with the Working Experiences of Indoor Sex Workers
Jane Pitcher
OriginalPaper 02 March 2018 Pages: 138 - 150
Governing in the Name of Caring—the Nordic Model of Prostitution and its Punitive Consequences for Migrants Who Sell Sex
Niina Vuolajärvi
OriginalPaper 03 July 2018 Pages: 151 - 165
The Ambiguous Taxation of Prostitution: the Role of Fiscal Arrangements in Hindering the Sexual and Economic Citizenship of Sex Workers
Isabel Crowhurst
OriginalPaper 08 January 2019 Pages: 166 - 178
Economies of (Alleged) Deviance: Sex Work and the Sport Mega-Event
Amanda De Lisio
Philip Hubbard
Michael Silk
OriginalPaper Open access 01 February 2018 Pages: 179 - 189
On Tensions and Opportunities: Building Partnerships Between Government and Sex Worker-Led Organizations in Kenya in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS
Naomi van Stapele
Lorraine Nencel
Ida Sabelis
OriginalPaper Open access 30 May 2018 Pages: 190 - 200
The Moral and Political Stakes of Health Issues in the Regulation of Prostitution (the Cases of Belgium and France)
Marion David
OriginalPaper 21 May 2018 Pages: 201 - 213
Disability Rights Meet Sex Workers’ Rights: the Making of Sexual Assistance in Europe
Giulia Garofalo Geymonat
OriginalPaper 02 February 2019 Pages: 214 - 226
Negotiating Professional Identities: Male Sex Workers in Slovenia and the Impact of Online Technologies
Roman Kuhar
Mojca Pajnik
OriginalPaper 07 May 2018 Pages: 227 - 238
Elite Prostitution in Bulgaria: Experiences and Practices of Brokers
Georgi Petrunov
OriginalPaper 20 August 2018 Pages: 239 - 250
Ward, Eilís and Gillian Wylie (eds.), Feminism, Prostitution and the State. The Politics of Neo-Abolitionism
Joyce Outshoorn
BookReview 14 January 2019 Pages: 251 - 253