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Reconfiguring Stigma in Studies of Sex for Sale
Nencel, Lorraine; Bjonness, Jeanett; Skilbrei, May-Len
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2021
210
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9781138613065
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1. Reconfiguring Stigma in Sex Work Studies and Beyond: Putting Relationality to Work
2. From Social Deviant to Equal Citizen? Stigma and the Decriminalization of Sex Work in New Zealand
3. Problematizing the 'prostitution problem' in Ethiopia: The Stigmatization of Sex Workers through Moral Discourses and Their Representations
4. Prostitution and the politics of respectability: Sex work, Stigma and Representations of the Other
5.Sex Work Activism and Intersectionality: The Role of Stigma in Uniting Sex Workers
6. Struggling with Stigma: Public Recognition as a Double-Edged Sword Among Organized Sex Workers in Denmark
7. Knowing Who is a 'hustler': Stigmatization in Service Providers' First Talks in Germany
8. Reconfiguring Sexuality and Stigma: Perspectives of North American Women in Street-Based Sex Work
9. Resignifying the Client in Search of Respectability
10. The Lady and the Tramp: Management of Stigma in the Nevada Brothel
11. The Historical and Current Stigma of Sex Workers in Japan
2. From Social Deviant to Equal Citizen? Stigma and the Decriminalization of Sex Work in New Zealand
3. Problematizing the 'prostitution problem' in Ethiopia: The Stigmatization of Sex Workers through Moral Discourses and Their Representations
4. Prostitution and the politics of respectability: Sex work, Stigma and Representations of the Other
5.Sex Work Activism and Intersectionality: The Role of Stigma in Uniting Sex Workers
6. Struggling with Stigma: Public Recognition as a Double-Edged Sword Among Organized Sex Workers in Denmark
7. Knowing Who is a 'hustler': Stigmatization in Service Providers' First Talks in Germany
8. Reconfiguring Sexuality and Stigma: Perspectives of North American Women in Street-Based Sex Work
9. Resignifying the Client in Search of Respectability
10. The Lady and the Tramp: Management of Stigma in the Nevada Brothel
11. The Historical and Current Stigma of Sex Workers in Japan
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Sex Work;Stigma and Sex Work Studies;Male Sex Work;Jeanett Bjonness;Street Based Sex Workers;Lorraine Nencel;Sex Work Studies;May-Len Skilbrei;USA;stigma;Whore Stigma;sexuality;Sex Industry;politics;Young Men;Sex Work Activism;everyday life;Migrant Sex Workers;Lynzi Armstrong;Decriminalize Sex Work;decriminalization;VIP Lounge;New Zealand;Sex For Sale;gentrification;Violate;Milena Chimienti;Face To Face;Marylene Lieber;North;Switzerland;Sex Sellers;prostitution;Sex Purchase Ban;Helga Amesberger;Understanding Stigma;Christine Nagl;Female Sex Workers;Marlen Loeffler;Transgender Sex Workers;hustler;Female Sex Sellers;male to male sex work;Stigma Management;Germany;Chronic;Marie-Louise Janssen;Social Science Research;intersectionality;visual methods;Susann Huschke;Jo Vearey;Thailand;Nigeria;Sine Plambech;embodiment;migration;Yoko Kumada;Japan;On'nanoko;Susan Dewey;North America;Canada;Treena Orchard;Kenya;gay;Naomi van Stapele;Emmy Kageha;John Mathenge;Christina Parreira;Erin Sanders-McDonagh;social subjugation;Marion David;sexual normativity
1. Reconfiguring Stigma in Sex Work Studies and Beyond: Putting Relationality to Work
2. From Social Deviant to Equal Citizen? Stigma and the Decriminalization of Sex Work in New Zealand
3. Problematizing the 'prostitution problem' in Ethiopia: The Stigmatization of Sex Workers through Moral Discourses and Their Representations
4. Prostitution and the politics of respectability: Sex work, Stigma and Representations of the Other
5.Sex Work Activism and Intersectionality: The Role of Stigma in Uniting Sex Workers
6. Struggling with Stigma: Public Recognition as a Double-Edged Sword Among Organized Sex Workers in Denmark
7. Knowing Who is a 'hustler': Stigmatization in Service Providers' First Talks in Germany
8. Reconfiguring Sexuality and Stigma: Perspectives of North American Women in Street-Based Sex Work
9. Resignifying the Client in Search of Respectability
10. The Lady and the Tramp: Management of Stigma in the Nevada Brothel
11. The Historical and Current Stigma of Sex Workers in Japan
2. From Social Deviant to Equal Citizen? Stigma and the Decriminalization of Sex Work in New Zealand
3. Problematizing the 'prostitution problem' in Ethiopia: The Stigmatization of Sex Workers through Moral Discourses and Their Representations
4. Prostitution and the politics of respectability: Sex work, Stigma and Representations of the Other
5.Sex Work Activism and Intersectionality: The Role of Stigma in Uniting Sex Workers
6. Struggling with Stigma: Public Recognition as a Double-Edged Sword Among Organized Sex Workers in Denmark
7. Knowing Who is a 'hustler': Stigmatization in Service Providers' First Talks in Germany
8. Reconfiguring Sexuality and Stigma: Perspectives of North American Women in Street-Based Sex Work
9. Resignifying the Client in Search of Respectability
10. The Lady and the Tramp: Management of Stigma in the Nevada Brothel
11. The Historical and Current Stigma of Sex Workers in Japan
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Sex Work;Stigma and Sex Work Studies;Male Sex Work;Jeanett Bjonness;Street Based Sex Workers;Lorraine Nencel;Sex Work Studies;May-Len Skilbrei;USA;stigma;Whore Stigma;sexuality;Sex Industry;politics;Young Men;Sex Work Activism;everyday life;Migrant Sex Workers;Lynzi Armstrong;Decriminalize Sex Work;decriminalization;VIP Lounge;New Zealand;Sex For Sale;gentrification;Violate;Milena Chimienti;Face To Face;Marylene Lieber;North;Switzerland;Sex Sellers;prostitution;Sex Purchase Ban;Helga Amesberger;Understanding Stigma;Christine Nagl;Female Sex Workers;Marlen Loeffler;Transgender Sex Workers;hustler;Female Sex Sellers;male to male sex work;Stigma Management;Germany;Chronic;Marie-Louise Janssen;Social Science Research;intersectionality;visual methods;Susann Huschke;Jo Vearey;Thailand;Nigeria;Sine Plambech;embodiment;migration;Yoko Kumada;Japan;On'nanoko;Susan Dewey;North America;Canada;Treena Orchard;Kenya;gay;Naomi van Stapele;Emmy Kageha;John Mathenge;Christina Parreira;Erin Sanders-McDonagh;social subjugation;Marion David;sexual normativity
