Description
Reconfiguring Stigma in Studies of Sex for Sale is about the production and effects of stigma in sex work or prostitution with contributions from four continents and different disciplines that taken together explore how such stigma is conditioned by differences in time, place, citizenship, gender, sexuality, class and race.
Stigma is about relationships between people and also sets an interpretative frame whereby people understand and react to situations and actions, and the book is developed and organized to investigate this from various angles. It presents empirical studies that build on and expand the scholarship on stigma and sex work. This means that it contributes to a more complex understanding of stigma in sex work studies. Further, by using the example of sew work to explore how we can best understand the production and consequences of stigma, the book makes a contribution that is relevant for all scholars who work on stigma and stigmatization.
The book is intended for academic audiences interested in sex work or prostitution, on the one hand, and stigmatization, on the other. It is also intended for students in a broad range of disciplines, as well as for practitioners and activists who encounter or work with stigmatization or stigmatized populations.
Table of Contents
1. Reconfiguring Stigma in Sex Work Studies and Beyond: Putting Relationality to Work
Lorraine Nencel, Jeanett Bjønness and May-Len Skilbrei
2. From Social Deviant to Equal Citizen? Stigma and the Decriminalization of Sex Work in New Zealand
Lynzi Armstrong
3. Problematizing the 'prostitution problem' in Ethiopia: The Stigmatization of Sex Workers through Moral Discourses and Their Representations
Getnet Tadele, Lorraine Nencel and Ida Sabelis
4. Prostitution and the politics of respectability: Sex work, Stigma and Representations of the Other
Erin Sanders-McDonagh
5.Sex Work Activism and Intersectionality: The Role of Stigma in Uniting Sex Workers
Marie-Louise Janssen
6. Struggling with Stigma: Public Recognition as a Double-Edged Sword Among Organized Sex Workers in Denmark
Christian Groes
7. Knowing Who is a ‘hustler’: Stigmatization in Service Providers’ First Talks in Germany
Marlen S. Löffler
8. Reconfiguring Sexuality and Stigma: Perspectives of North American Women in Street-Based Sex Work
Susan Dewey and Treena Orchard
9. Resignifying the Client in Search of Respectability
Jeanett Bjønness and May-Len Skilbrei
10. The Lady and the Tramp: Management of Stigma in the Nevada Brothel
Christina Parreira
11. The Historical and Current Stigma of Sex Workers in Japan
Yoko Kumada
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