Abstract
* Introduction: Beyond the Sex in Sex Work - Alys Willman and Antonia Levy * Part 1. Beyond Divides: New Frameworks for Understanding the Sex Industry * 1. Sex Work Now: What the Blurring Boundaries around the Sex Industry Means for Sex Work, Research and Activism - Barbara G. Brents and Kathryn Hausbeck * 2. The (Crying) Need for Different Kinds of Research - Laura Agustin * 3. The Meaning of the Whore: How Feminist Theories on Prostitution Shape Research on Female Sex Workers - Juline A. Koken * Part 2. Managing Multiple Roles * 4. To Love, Honour, and Strip: An Investigation of Exotic Dancer Romantic Relationships - Mindy S. Bradley-Engen and Carrie M. Hobbs * 5. Sex and the Unspoken in Male Street Prostitution - Kerwin Kaye * 6. enforced ab/normalcy: the sexworker hijras and the (re)appropriation of s/he identity - Mashrur Shahid Hossain * Part 3. Money and Sex * 7. Let's Talk About Money - Alys Willman * 8. Show Me the Money: A Sex Worker Reflects on Research into the Sex Industry - Jo Weldon * 9. Selling Sex: Women's Participation in the Sex Industry - Melissa Petro * Part 4. Sex Work and the State * 10. Pimping the Pueblo: State Regulated Commercial Sex in Neoliberal Mexico - Patty Kelly * 11. Deviant Girls, Small-Scale Entrepreneurs and the Regulation of German Sex Workers - Anne Dolemeyer, Rebecca Pates, Daniel Schmidt * 12. Sex Work, Communities and Public Policy in the UK - Maggie O'Neill and Jane Pitcher * Part 5. Organizing Beyond Divides * 13. Sex Workers' Rights Activism in Europe: Orientations from Brussels - Giulia Garofalo * Conclusion: Pushing Boundaries in Sex Work Activism and Research - Melissa Ditmore
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