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Useful reading on sex work issues
Basic reading about sex work
Clients
Feminist perspectives on sex work
Media bias
Migration & trafficking
Research & statistics
Sex work around the world
Swedish model
Workers' rights
Basic reading about sex work
Bound, Not Gagged
Prostitutes' Education Network
Sex Work: A Risky Business - Teela Sanders (Willan Publishing 2005)
Sex Work: Writings by Women in the Sex Industry – eds. Priscilla Alexander & Frederique Delacoste (2nd edition, Cleis Press 1998)
$pread magazine
Working Sex: Sex Workers Write About a Changing Industry - ed. Annie Oakley (Seal Press 2008)
Clients
A Commentary on ‘Challenging Men’s Demand for Prostitution in Scotland: A Research Report Based on Interviews with 110 Men who Bought Women in Prostitution’ (Jan Macleod, Melissa Farley, Lynn Anderson, Jacqueline Golding, 2008) – Teela Sanders et al (PDF)
Dear John – Mirha-Soleil Ross
Fair play (PDF)
Tricks and Treats: Sex Workers Write about their Clients – ed. Matt Bernstein Sycamore (Haworth Press 2000)
Feminist perspectives on sex work
Decriminalization, ending demand, and choice: Feministe interviews the Sex Workers Project
Ghetto Feminism - Amber Dawn
Prostitution seen as Violence Against Women: A supportive or oppressive view? - Liv Jessen
A response to Janice Raymond's '10 reasons for not legalizing prostitution' - Helen J. Self (PDF)
Whores and Other Feminists - ed. Jill Nagle (Routledge 1997)
Media bias
Empowering Words (Bangkok Post)
The Myth of the Liberal Media, or Further Evidence that the NTY is an Elitist Paper
Migration & trafficking
Foreign Prostitution in Oslo: Pro Sentret's Knowledge and Experiences - Av Bjørg Norli (PDF)
The Countertraffickers: Rescuing the Victims of the Global Sex Trade - William Finnegan
The Myth of the Migrant: interview with Laura Maria Agustín
Prostitution Panic: The Growing Hysteria over Sex Trafficking - Ronald Weitzer
Sex at the Margins: Migration, Labour Markets and the Rescue Industry - Laura Maria Agustín (London: Zed Books 2007)
The Social Construction of Sex Trafficking: Ideology and Institutionalization of a Moral Crusade - Ronald Weitzer (PDF)
Susie Bright interviews Laura Maria Agustín
TAMPEP Position Paper on Migration and Sex Work (PDF)
Trafficking: Return of the 'White Slavery' Scare? - Brendan O'Neill
The 'White Slavery' Panic - Joanne McNeil
Research & statistics
Flawed Theory and Method in Studies of Prostitution - Ronald Weitzer (PDF)
Sex Work, the Palermo Protocol, and HIV/AIDS - Paul Williams (paper presented by the HIV/AIDS technical adviser of UNODC to the Global Consultation on HIV/AIDS and Sex Work, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 13 July 2006)
Sex work around the world
Global Sex Workers: Rights, Resistance and Redefinition – eds. Kamala Kempadoo & Jo Doezema (Routledge 1998)
Network of Sex Work Projects
Resourcing Health & Education in the Sex Industry (RhED), Australia
Sex Worker Education and Advocacy Task Force (SWEAT), South Africa
Taking the Pledge (13-minute film)
Swedish model
Against the "Swedish Model" - Laura Schwartz
Lies About Sexwork in Sweden - Isabella Lund
Sexworkers and Allies Network in Sweden
Sexworkers Critique of Swedish Prostitution Policy - Petra Östergren
The Swedish Model of Criminalizing the Purchase of Sexual Services - comments by Dr Helen J. Self
Workers' rights
International Committee for the Rights of Sex Workers in Europe (ICRSE)
International Union of Sex Workers (IUSW)
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SCOT-PEP
70 Newhaven Road
Edinburgh EH6 5QG
Tel: 0131 622 7550
Fax: 0131 622 7551
E-mail: voice@scot-pep.org.uk
SCOT-PEP is a company limited by guarantee (Company No. 140511)
and is recognised as a charity by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (Scottish Charity No. SC 020657).
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