Cover; Copyright Page; Contents; Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1 How prostitution became a legal problem; 2 Understanding prostitution policy; 3 Understanding sexual demand; 4 Policing street prostitution; 5 Violence, victimisation and protection; 6 Motives, methods and morality; 7 Conclusion; References
Summary
As a society we are buying more sex than ever before. Adult sex shops now take their place amongst retailers in the high street and lap dancing clubs compete for an increased share of the leisure economy; hotel chains offer sexually explicit films as part of their standard service, the party selling of adult toys to women in their homes has become a mainstream activity; and at the traditional end of the sexual service economy, prostitution has experienced new growth. Along with this has come new legal measure and attempts to regulate the sexual leisure economy, and far more comprehensive plans
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 274-291) and index
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