Sex Work, Labour and Relations: New Directions and Reflections

Introduction to the book - Sanders, McGarry and Ryan

Part One: Work, Labour and Relations

Chapter 1: Celebrity, Trophy Hunting and the 'Porn Star'. Dr Caroline West, Dublin City University

Chapter 2: Sex workers rights are human rights. Or not? The art of stealing back human rights. Marjan Wijers, University of Essex

Chapter 3: The interconnectivity of the sex industry: The relationship of lap dancers with the wider sex working community in the UK. Tess Herrmann, University of York

Chapter 4: "It's Not Easy" Sex Worker Subjectivity and Formation of Feminist Standpoints. Jessica Van Meir

Chapter 5: Timely Telling Tweets: Amsterdam window sex worker tweets on the future legislation proposals of window prostitution. Dr Donna Finer, UCLAN

Part Two: Relationships, Identity and Harm

Chapter 6: An epistemic approach to the ethics and health of sex workers' romantic relationships. Bella Matos

Chapter 7: The Family Business - Intergenerational Sexual Exploitation. Rachel Searcey, University of Loughborough

Chapter 8: An exploration of the dimensions of healthcare access for sex workers: A review of the literature in Ireland and New Zealand. Zoe McCormack, Maynooth University, Ireland.

Chapter 9: Correlates of Client-perpetrated violence against female sex workers in Bogata. Carlos Iglesias. University of Manchester

Chapter 10: Humor in a Serious Business: Trans Sex Workers in Turkey. Ezgi Guler. European University Institute

Chapter 11: Reading in and writing out: sex work, biblical interpretation and the politics of in/decency. Bea Fones.