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INDEX
Aberdeen Association for Reclaiming Fallen Females, ♣
Aberdeenshire Association of Ladies for the Rescue, ♣
abolitionism, ♣ ;‘prostitution’, conference, ♦
Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques, ♣
Acton, William, ♣
adultery, authority figure pronouncements, ♣
advertisements: classified, ♣; matrimonial agencies, ♦; personal services, ♥
Africa, ♣
agency, ♣; social project agents, ♦
AIDS, see HIV/AIDS
Albania, ♣
Algeria, migration to France, ♣
Allison, Anne, ♣
Alloula, Malek, ♣
anthropology, ♣; ethical ambiguity, ♦; imperialist, ♥
Anti-AIDS, Spain, ♣, ♦–♥
Appadurai, Arjun, ♣
APRAMP, Madrid NGO, ♣, ♦
Argentina, ♣; European women to, ♦
Ariès, Philippe, ♣, ♦
Armstrong, Nancy, ♣
Asad, Talal, Anthropology and the Colonial Encounter, ♣
Asian women, Europe, ♣
Association for the Promotion of Social Purity, ♣
Association for the Promotion of Social Sciences, ♣
asylum seekers, USA border, ♣
Australia: government accounting, ♣; sex workers, ♦; travel fixers, ♥
autonomy, diverse forms, ♣
Bangkok, sex workers, ♣
Béraud, F. F-A., ♣
Becker, Howard, ♣
Beijing + 5 meeting, New York 2000, ♣
Benabou, Érica-Marie, ♣
benevolent ideals, personal expectations, ♣
Berlin–Prague highway, ♣
Bernstein, Elizabeth, ♣
Bhabha, Homi, ♣
Bildungsroman, story template, ♣
Bland, Lucy, ♣
Boswell, James, ♣
Bourdieu, Pierre, ♣, ♦
bourgeoisie: nuclear family ideal, ♣; rehabilitation confidence, ♦; self-appointed civilising mission, ♥
Brazil, ♣; homeless children, ♦
Bristow, Eric, ♣
Britain, ♣: anthropology as espionage, ♦; brothels, ♥; cash transactions estimate, ♠; commercial sex, †; Empire, ‡; England incarceration use, Δ; England ‘prostitution’ control system, ∇; evangelical Protestant revival, Ο; government accounting, ◊; Office of National Statistics, [L11]; ‘prostitution’, [L12]; rescue model, [L13]; Rise of the Social, [L14]; women 1851, [L15]
British Ladies’ Society for Promoting the Reformation of Female Prisoners, ♣
brothels, ♣; French inspectors, ♦; Paris, ♥; regularisation, ♠
bureaucracy, documents, ♣
Butler, Josephine, ♣
Butler, Judith, genealogy concept, ♣
Callaway, Helen, ♣
capital, recomposition of, ♣
Caribbean women, structural adjustment impact, ♣
caring work, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠; migrant women, †, ‡; sadness, Δ; wage levels, ∇; see also emotional labour
Casa de Campo, Madrid, ♣; outreach work, ♦
cash, transaction estimates, ♣
Castells, Manuel, ♣–♦
Catholic Church, ♣;‘social’ Catholicism, ♦
censorship: AIDS leaflets, ♣; authority figures, ♦–♥; by ‘prostitution’ abolitionists, ♠
Central Americans, USA asylum-seeking, ♣
Centro Montesa, Madrid, ♣
chaperos, male sex workers, ♣
charity: charitable impulse, ♣; profession-alised, ♦
Charles, UK prince, ♣
children: ‘child labour’, ♣; concept of
childhood, ♣; sex bought from, ♦
Chile, ♣
Chisholm, Caroline, ♣
choice, issue of, ♣
CIA (Central Intelligence Agency, USA), ♦–♥
cleaning jobs, disgust feelings, ♣
Clifford, James, ♣
Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW), ♦–♥
Cohen, Erik, ♣, ♦
Colectivo en Defensa de los Derechos de las Prostitutas Hetaira, ♣, ♦
Colectivo Ioé, ♣
Colombia, ♣; ship culture, ♦
colonialism, ♣, ♦; see also neocolonialism
commercial sex, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠; authority figure pronouncements, †; brochures, ‡; cosmopolitan, Δ; eradication campaigns, ∇; satisfaction, Ο; Spain, ◊; suppression attempts, [L11]; the west, [L12]; unreliable statistics, [L13]; see also sex industry
condoms: access, ♣; distribution, ♦, ♥, ♠, †, ‡; mouth–genital contact, Δ
Connell, R. W., ♣
consent, issue of, ♣
constructed concepts, labour markets, ♣
Contagious Diseases Acts, Britain, ♣, ♦, ♥; export of, ♠
Corbin, Alain, ♣, ♦, ♥
Corso, Carla, ♣
Costa Rica, ship culture, ♣
Crick, Malcolm, ♣
Cuba: migrants from, ♣;‘prostitution’, ♦
Cullwick, Hannah, ♣
cultural impacts, periphery–centre, ♣
‘cultural pluralism’, ♣
cultural relativism, ♣; as censorship, ♦–♥
cybercafés, ♣
‘dangerous classes’, ♣
Davidoff, Leonore, ♣
De la Bretonne, Restif, ♣
De Lucas, Javier, ♣
debt(s), ♦–♥, ♦, ♥, ♦–♥, †; varieties
of, ‡
deceived migrants, ♣–♦
devalorization, produced outcome, ♣
deviance, modern concept of, ♣
dichotomies, ♣; artificial, ♦–♥; questionable, ♠
disinformation, by ‘prostitution’ abolitionists, ♣
divine right, discrediting of, ♣
domestic service work, ♣, ♦–♥, ♠, †; insulting remuneration, ‡
domesticity: cult of, ♣; ideology, ♦; Protestant principle of, ♥
Dominican Republic, remittances, ♣
Donzelot, Jacques, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠
Duggan, Lisa, ♣
Durkheim, Émile, ♣
e-mail use, ♣
Eastern Europe, sex workers from, ♣
economic growth, partial statistics, ♣
elites, European, ♣
emigration/immigration, ♣
emotional labour, ♣, ♦–♥, ♠
employment, legal, ♣
empowerment: as unwanted imposition, ♣; rhetoric, ♦
engaged couples, sexual relations, ♣
Engels, Friedrich, ♣, ♦
epidemiology, ♣; data evaluation lack, ♦; projects, ♥
Equatorial Guinea, sexual culture claims, ♣
essentialism, feminist critique, ♣
ethnography, ♣; multi-sited, ♦; narratives, ♥; power issues, ♠
Europe, ♣, ♦; dynamic diversity, ♥; elites, ♠; EU AIDS prevention campaign, †; immigration policy (ies), ‡; live-in maids, Δ; marriage, ∇; migrant women demand, Ο, ◊, [L11]; migration discouragement, [L12], [L13]; Parliament, [L14]; sex workers, [L15]; syphilis epidemic, [L16]; tourism, [L17]
European Commission, ♣; Daphne Programme, ♦
evangelical Protestantism, ♣
ex-USSR, sex workers from, ♣
expense accounts, ♣
experimentation, sexual, ♣
export production/trading zones, ♣, ♦
extended families, reduced, ♣
‘false consciousness’, ♣
family life, objective impossibility, ♣
family, the, ♣, nuclear, ♦, ♥; policing mechanism, ♠
fashion, ♣
Female Bible Society, ♣
Female Factory, Parramatta, Australia, ♣
Female Mission to the Fallen, ♣
feminism:‘correct positions’, ♣; fundamentalist, ♦; institutional, ♥; hegemonic discourse, ♠; Knowing Best variety, †; migrant feminists, ‡; pornography battles, Δ; postcolonial, ∇; psychoanalytic, Ο; theory, ◊; varieties of, [L11]
femmes isolées, ♣
Ferguson, James, ♣
filles de joie, ♣
flâneurs, ♣–♦; female, ♥
‘flexibility’, employers’ notion, ♣;
‘flexible woman’, ♣
flither girls, ♣
Foucault, Michel, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠, †, ‡, Δ; History of Sexuality, ∇
France, ♣, ♦; Algerian migration to, ♥, ♠; colonialism, †; commercial sex estimates, ‡; incarceration use, Δ; municipal bureaucracies, ∇; postcard pornography, Ο;‘prostitution’ regulation campaigns, ◊, [L11], [L12]; rescue projects, [L13]; Revolution 1789, [L14]; Rise of the Social, [L15]; sexually repressive movement, [L16]; women’s work 16th century, [L17]
Frank, Katherine, ♣, ♦
Fundación Triángulo, Madrid, ♣
fundamentalisms, characteristics, ♣; feminist, ♦
funding, loss of threats, ♣
gay tourism, ♣
gaze, the: European, ♣; masculine, ♦; tourist, ♥, ♠
Geertz, Clifford, ♣
gender: equality discourses, ♣;‘gendered geographies of power’, ♦; inequality, ♥; politics, ♠; Spanish ideology, †; verbal equity, ‡; wage differentials, Δ; western couples, ∇
‘gentlemen’s clubs’, ♣
Germany, ♣: prostitution demand, ♦; sex industry, ♥;Turkish guestworkers, ♠
Giddens, Anthony, ♣
Glasgow penitentiaries, ♣
Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women (GAATW), ♣
governesses, ♣
governing principles, transmission of, ♣
governmentality theory, ♣
Grupo Fénix, Madrid, ♣
Gulf States, ♣
Gupta, Akhil, ♣
gypsies, ♣
Hacking, Ian, ♣
Hall, Stuart, ♣
Harding, Sandra, ♣, ♦
Harsin, Jean, ♣
Hart, Angie, ♣
Hecht, Tobias, ♣
Hemingway, Ernest, ♣
Henderson, Tony, ♣
Higgs, Mary, Three Nights in Women’s Lodging Houses, ♣
‘high-risk’, classifying, ♣
Hill, Octavia, ♣
HIV/AIDS: different theories, ♣; literature censorship, ♦; patients, ♥; prevention, ♠, †; projects, ‡, Δ; research industry, ∇, Ο
Hochschild, Arlie Russell, ♣, ♦
Holland, ♣; brothels regulation, ♦; migrants, ♥, ♠; sex industry, †
home piecework, ♣
home, concept of, ♣
homosexuality, ♣
Hondagneu-Sotelo, Pierette, ♣
Hong Kong, ‘prostitution’ regulation, ♣
hooks, bell, ♣
hospitals, ♣
housework: migrant women, ♣; economic non-accounting, ♦
human desires, multiplicity, ♣
Hustling for Health: Developing Services for Sex
Workers in Europe, ♣
hygiene, western ideas of, ♣
Hymes, Dell, ♣; Reinventing Anthropology , ♦
identity: deterritorialisation, ♣; genealogy concept, ♦; professional, ♥; sex link, ♠; temporary condition versus, †; and work, ‡
illegal status, ♣; exploitation of, ♦
ILO (International Labour Organisation), ♣; The Sex Sector, ♦
IMF (International Monetary Fund), structural adjustment programmes, ♣
immigration: national policies, ♣, ♦, ♥; policy, ♠; state discourses, †
immune systems, information leaflets, ♣ incarceration, escape attempts, ♦; see also penitentiaries
India, Contagious Diseases Acts, ♣
individual responsibility, Protestant principle of, ♣
informal economy: capitalist necessity, ♣; /formal, artifical dichotomy, ♦–♥
‘inscription devices’, ♣
interculturalism, ♣–♦
intergender people, ♣
intermediaries, sex work, ♦–♥
internet pornography, ♣
intimacy, ♣, ♦; money intersection, ♥; production of, ♠; retailing of, †
investigation, as social control mechanism, ♦–♥
IPSSE (Institute for the Promotion of Specialized Social Services), ♣
Italy, ‘foreign prostitutes’, ♣
itineracy, sex selling, ♣
Japan, ♣, ♦; men with Thai wives, ♥
Kandy, ♣
Kapur, Ratna, ♣
Karras, Ruth, ♣
Kiel, Germany, ♣
Kracauer, Siegfried, ♣
Kristeva, Julia, ♣
Kymlicka, Will, ♣
labour markets, formal discussion of, ♣
labour rights, ♣, advocates, ♦
Landes, Joan, ♣
language, discriminatory forms, ♣
Languedoc, medieval period, ♣
Latin American women, Europe, ♣
legal status, bureaucratic process, ♣
leisure, ♣
Lerner, Gerda, ♣
liberal government, authoritarian form, ♣
listening, ♣
Liverpool, shipboard parties, ♣
lobbying, social sector, ♣
London, ♣; charities formation, ♦; 19th-century, ♥, ♠
McClintock, Anne, ♣
MacKinnon, Catherine, The Sex
ual Liberals and the Attack on Feminism, ♣
madams, ♣
madonna/whore dichotomy, ♣
Madrid, ♣; religious organisations, ♦; sex selling, ♥
‘mafias’, ♣
Mahler, Sarah, ♣
Mahood, Linda, ♣
Malaysia, sex industry data, ♣
male chromosomes, localised, ♣
Malinowski, Bronislaw, Argonauts of the Western Pacific, ♣
Marcuse, Herbedt, ♣
marginalisation, ♣
marginality, modern concept of, ♣
marriage(s): arranged, ♣; common law, ♦, ♥; legal status acquirement, ♠;
matrimonial agencies, ♣
Marx, Karl, ♣
masculinity, ideas about, ♣–♦
Maurice, Frederick, ♣
Mayhew, Henry, ♣; London Labour and the London Poor, ♦
meals, culture of, ♣
media, the, ♣, ♦; clichés/stereotypes, ♥, ♠
mediation, migration contexts, ♣
Médicos del Mundo-Madrid, ♣–♦, ♥–♠
methodologies: anthropological, ♣; undescribed, ♦
Mexico, –US border, ♣;The Valley, ♦
Middle Ages, prevalent sex selling, ♣
middle class, certainty of ability to help, ♣
migrant sex workers, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠; unreported, †; deportation risk, ‡; empirical research lack, Δ
migrant women: backwardness assumption, ♣; feminist, ♦
migrants: associations of legal, ♣; belittling treatment of, ♦; commercial sex statistics, ♥; cultural differences, ♠; deceived, see deceived migrants; European demand, †; grassroots networks, ‡; inadequate dichotomous descriptions, Δ; incoherent pro-grammes, ∇; intimate grilling of, Ο; legal/illegal ambiguity, ◊; multiple ‘homes’, [L11]; power of receivers, [L12];‘reconquering’ Europe, [L13]; services providers, [L14]; solidarity marrying of, [L15];West African associations, [L16]; working-class cosmopolitan, [L17], [L18]–[L19]
migration, ♣; autonomous, ♦; colonial relations, ♥; complex motivations, ♠; discourse dichotomies, †; European, ‡; feminisation, Δ, ∇; ideas about, Ο; methods, ◊; networks and intermediaries, [L11]–[L12]; personal motivations, [L13]; projects on, [L14]; selective process, [L15]; statistics construction, [L16]; studies, [L17], [L18], [L19]; temporary, [L20]; theories of, [L21]
Migration Policy Institute, ♣
migrations, document centre, ♣
Mill, John Stuart, ♣, ♦
Miller, Peter, ♣
Mitchell, Timothy, ♣
mobile phones, ♣, ♦, ♥
‘modern forms of slavery’, ♣