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343 - Section on Sociology of Sexualities Paper Session. Sexual Commerce and Intimate Markets (co-sponsored with Section on Sex and Gender)
Mon, August 22, 8:30 to 10:10am, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
Description
This panel is interested in the neoliberalization of sexuality across a continuum of intimate and commercial sexual arrangements. We are interested both in research that examines new or previously understudied formulations of sex work and in research that looks at the effects of global markets on sexual policy, the state, and sexual labor relations. The panel intends to unite scholars who highlight the effects of market governance and its entrepreneurial imperative on sexuality and work.
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Adult Films, Escorting, and the Complementary Nature of Sex Work - David Schieber, UCLA
Comparing Client Attitudes in Different Prostitution Markets - Barbara G. Brents, University of Nevada-Las Vegas; Andrew Lawrence Spivak, University of Nevada-Las Vegas; Christina Parreira, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Alessandra Lanti, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Jennifer Whitmer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Olesya Vengar, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
The (Moral) Regulation of Moroccan Sexual Economies: Sex Work, Social Change and Households ‘Inside Out’ - Anne Marie Montgomery, Columbia University
Workers? Victims? Entrepreneurs? Pragmatic Penance and Sex Worker Organizing in Neoliberal Costa Rica - Megan Rivers-Moore, Carleton University