The book thematizes the similarities and differences in prostitution regimes in two post-socialist countries in which prostitution is a tabooized and marginalized topic, both in public debate and in research. The chapters in the book analyze the framing of prostitution in the law and public discourse, with the focus on the narratives of sex workers. While ideological positions which represent sex work as either forced or freely chosen often frame prostitution research, the research which underpins this book avoids such simplistic dichotomies.
The authors offer a nuanced qualitative analysis of sex-work law, policy and experiences in Croatia and Slovenia, two EU states where evidence-based policy making on sex-work is sorely lacking. Contents and introduction. The price of the book is 20 euros. To order please contact: Mirjana. Paic-Jurinic pilar. The Institute About the organization Identity card Director Board Scientific Council Annual Reports Second column 25 achievements Support our work Subscribe to our newsletter Press releases Library Thematic fields Human Rights and Minorities Thematic fields and strategic focus are monitoring Intolerance, migration and asylum policies, gay and lesbians tudies, racism and xenophobia, conflict resolution in communities and educational programmes for the prevention of discrimination.
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Staff Publications 1st column Search our catalogue Publications order Politike The series Politike addresses a range of issues pertaining to civil society and public policies. The target readership includes civil society experts, policy makers, university teachers, students and researchers as well as all those interested in recent developments in the humanities and social sciences.
