Global Sex Workers (Oxford Historical Monographs)
by Kamala Kempadoo, Jo Doezema
Global Sex Workers, from the Oxford Historical Monographs series, edited by Kamala Kempadoo and Jo Doezema, delves into the historical and global aspects of sex work. It provides scholarly insights into the diverse experiences of sex workers, addressing social, economic, and political influences across international contexts while challenging prevailing stereotypes.
About This Book
Global Sex Workers, part of the Oxford Historical Monographs series, explores the historical and contemporary dimensions of sex work on a global scale. Edited by Kamala Kempadoo and Jo Doezema, it brings together scholarly perspectives on the experiences and conditions of sex workers in various regions.
The book addresses the social, economic, and political factors influencing sex work, emphasizing a historical monograph approach to understanding these dynamics over time.
Through its contributions, it highlights the need for nuanced analyses that move beyond stereotypes, focusing on the agency and realities of sex workers in different cultural settings.
This work contributes to broader discussions in historical and social studies by examining how global forces shape the lives of marginalized communities involved in sex work.
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