This volume's contributors outline the current war on sex, in which—despite the expansion of sexual liberties in the United States—sex has become the target of ever-expanding regulation and control, from sex offender registries to the criminalization of HIV.
This volume's contributors outline the current war on sex, in which—despite the expansion of sexual liberties in the United States—sex has become the target of ever-expanding regulation and control, from sex offender registries to the criminalization of HIV.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword. Thinking Sex and Justice / Trevor Hoppe ix Introduction. The War on Sex / David M. Halperin 1 Part I. The Politics of Sex 1. The New Pariahs: Sex, Crime and Punishment in America / Roger N. Lancaster 65 2. Sympathy for the Devil: Why Progressives Haven't Helped the Sex Offender, Why They Should, and How They Can / Judith Levine 126 3, Queer Disavowel: "Controversial Crimes" and Building Abolition / Owen Daniel-McCarter, Erica R. Meiners, and R Noll 174 4. A New Iron Closet: Failing to Extend the Spirit of Lawrence v. Texas to Prison and Prisoners / J. Wallace Borchert 191 5. Seeing the Sex and Justice Landscape through the Vatican's Eyes: The War on Gender and the Seamless Garmet of Sexual Rights / Mary Anne Case 211 Part II. The Invention of the Sex Offender 6. Sex Panic, Psychiatry, and the Expansion ofthe Carceral State / Regina Kunzel 229 7. The Creation of the Modern Sex Offender / Scott de Orio 247 8. For What They Might Do: A Sex Offender Exception to the Constitution / Laura Mansnerus 268 Part III. Sex Work and the Trouble with Trafficking 9. The "Hooker Teacher" Tell All / Melissa Petro 291 10. Carceral Politics as Gender Justice? The "Traffic in Women" and Neoliberal Circuits of Crime, Sex, and Rights / Elizabeth Bernstein 297 11. California's Proposition 35 and the Trouble with Trafficking / Carol Queen and Penelope Saunders 323 Part IV. Making HIV a Crime 12. HIV: Prosecution or Prevention? HIV is Not a Crime / Sean Strub 347 13. HIV Monsters: Gay Men, Criminal Law, and the New Political Economy of HIV / Gregory Tomso 353 14. HIV Care as Social Rehabilitation: Medical Governance, the AIDS Surveillance Industry, and Therapeutic Citizenship Neoliberal Taiwan / Hans Tao-Ming Huang 378 Part V. Resistance 15. The New War on Sex: A Report from the Global Front Lines/ Maurice Tomlinson 409 16. Building a Movement for Justice: Doe v. Jindal and the Campaign Against Louisiana's Crime Against Nature Statute / Alexis Agathocleous 429 17. Bringing Sex to the Table of Justice / Amber Hollibaugh 454 Afterword. How You Can Get Involved / Trevor Hoppe 461 Contributors 465 Index 469
Foreword. Thinking Sex and Justice / Trevor Hoppe ix Introduction. The War on Sex / David M. Halperin 1 Part I. The Politics of Sex 1. The New Pariahs: Sex, Crime and Punishment in America / Roger N. Lancaster 65 2. Sympathy for the Devil: Why Progressives Haven't Helped the Sex Offender, Why They Should, and How They Can / Judith Levine 126 3, Queer Disavowel: "Controversial Crimes" and Building Abolition / Owen Daniel-McCarter, Erica R. Meiners, and R Noll 174 4. A New Iron Closet: Failing to Extend the Spirit of Lawrence v. Texas to Prison and Prisoners / J. Wallace Borchert 191 5. Seeing the Sex and Justice Landscape through the Vatican's Eyes: The War on Gender and the Seamless Garmet of Sexual Rights / Mary Anne Case 211 Part II. The Invention of the Sex Offender 6. Sex Panic, Psychiatry, and the Expansion ofthe Carceral State / Regina Kunzel 229 7. The Creation of the Modern Sex Offender / Scott de Orio 247 8. For What They Might Do: A Sex Offender Exception to the Constitution / Laura Mansnerus 268 Part III. Sex Work and the Trouble with Trafficking 9. The "Hooker Teacher" Tell All / Melissa Petro 291 10. Carceral Politics as Gender Justice? The "Traffic in Women" and Neoliberal Circuits of Crime, Sex, and Rights / Elizabeth Bernstein 297 11. California's Proposition 35 and the Trouble with Trafficking / Carol Queen and Penelope Saunders 323 Part IV. Making HIV a Crime 12. HIV: Prosecution or Prevention? HIV is Not a Crime / Sean Strub 347 13. HIV Monsters: Gay Men, Criminal Law, and the New Political Economy of HIV / Gregory Tomso 353 14. HIV Care as Social Rehabilitation: Medical Governance, the AIDS Surveillance Industry, and Therapeutic Citizenship Neoliberal Taiwan / Hans Tao-Ming Huang 378 Part V. Resistance 15. The New War on Sex: A Report from the Global Front Lines/ Maurice Tomlinson 409 16. Building a Movement for Justice: Doe v. Jindal and the Campaign Against Louisiana's Crime Against Nature Statute / Alexis Agathocleous 429 17. Bringing Sex to the Table of Justice / Amber Hollibaugh 454 Afterword. How You Can Get Involved / Trevor Hoppe 461 Contributors 465 Index 469
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