Abstract
After Love: Queer Intimacy and Erotic Economies in Post-Soviet Cuba, written by Noelle M. Stout
Highlights
Based on nearly a decade of ethnographic engagement, the fine-tuned analysis in After Love reveals the ways in which the growth of sex tourism in the “mixed market economy” of post-Soviet Cuba can exacerbate shifts in values, and change Cubans’ social and familial relationships
After Love builds on a rich history of scholarship on the political economy of sex and love in the Caribbean to focus on queer intimacy in Havana with varying degrees of commodification
Stout details the growth of sex work in the post-Soviet era with the influx of international tourism to Cuba beginning in the 1990s
Summary
After Love: Queer Intimacy and Erotic Economies in Post-Soviet Cuba. Based on nearly a decade of ethnographic engagement, the fine-tuned analysis in After Love reveals the ways in which the growth of sex tourism in the “mixed market economy” of post-Soviet Cuba can exacerbate shifts in values, and change Cubans’ social and familial relationships.
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