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替代品

Pornography, Policy, and Public Health: The Case of Measure B,uing that it casts a spotlight on the shifting “spatial contours” of the U.S. porn industry and reveals how competing “geographies of pornography” are produced both discursively and through regulatory measures.

Fresco

Visual Terrorism: The Image, Violence, and Sex Work,discourses on the weaponisation of the image. The chapter aims to critically reflect on how women sex workers experience the previously undefined phenomena of visual terrorism through the lens of image-based abuses.

變態(tài)

engagement

Queering Discourses of Prostitution, Homosexuality, and Age of Consent: How Social Media Troubles Tntal sex work’. I draw on feminist, postmodern, and queer theory to challenge conventional academic understandings and state regulation of sex work. This perspective raises critical questions about the scope of surveillance and the usefulness of sexual identity politics for achieving the stated goals of academics and activists.

確認(rèn)

Visualizing Moral Geographies in Urban Space: The Legal Discourses Shaping Socio-spatial Exclusion x work, space and gender, the moral geographies of the city centre are contextualized through narratives of police violence and are visualized through the social cartographies produced by sex workers during semi-structured interviews.

Landlocked

,“Tumbleweeds and Titillation”: Moral Geographies of Selling Sex in the Nevada Desert, still appropriate today by examining how they function at three levels: the sex worker, the rural community of the brothel, and the city of Las Vegas. In doing so, the chapter argues that the laws may be more about restricting female sexuality and demarcations between appropriate and inappropriate sexuality, and less about safety and wellbeing.

tooth-decay

The Contradictions of Gender, Race, and Justice in U.S. Anti-Prostitution Policy, have emerged over three decades: (1) racial politics and the New Jim Crow; (2) carceral feminism; and (3) neoliberal governance of poor communities. We show how these policies reflect a rhetoric of justice as protecting individual freedom but do so in a way that overlooks class- and race-based structural inequalities.