Teela Sanders & Maggie O′Neill 
Prostitution [PDF ebook] 
Sex Work, Policy & Politics

Chapter 1 – The Sociology of Sex Work
Chapter 2 – The Cultural Context of Commerce and Sex
Chapter 3 – Sex Workers and Sex Work
Chapter 4 – Children, Young People and CSEC
Chapter 5 – Buying Sexual Services
Chapter 6 – Sex Workers, Labour Rights and Unionization
Chapter 7 – Crime Justice and the Sex Industry in the UK
Chapter 8 – Communities, Services and Welfare
Chapter 9 – International Models of Regulating Sex Work
Chapter 10 – Globalisation and the Sex Trade
Chapter 11 – Researching the Sex Industry

Jane Pitcher completed an ESRC-funded Ph D in Social Sciences at Loughborough University which explored the working experiences of sex workers in different indoor settings in Great Britain, drawing on in-depth inter­views with adult female, male and transgender sex workers. She has more than 20 years’ research and evaluation expertise in voluntary, academic and public sector organizations, including recently working on a study of internet-based sex work, Beyond the Gaze, with co-researchers at the universities of Leicester and Strathclyde and is co-author of Internet Sex Work: Beyond the Gaze (Palgrave 2017). She has undertaken research and published on sex work and services to sex workers, criminal justice and community safety and labour market disad­vantage, as well as teaching a postgraduate module on Feminism and Sex Industries. Her research interests include intimate labour, labour market struc­tures and gender, and policy responses to sex work.