An ethnographic case study of sex tourism in the Dominican Republic, showing how the sex trade is linked to economic and cultural globalization.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Denise Brennan is Professor and Chair of Anthropology and Sociology at Georgetown University.
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About the Series ix Acknowledgments > Introduction: Elena and Jurgen 1 I. The Town 1. Sosua: A Transnational Tow 13 2. Imagining and Experiencing Sosua > II. The Transnational Plan: Looking Beyond Dominican Borders 3. Performing Love 91 III. The Sex Trade > 4. Sosua’s Sex Workers: Their Families and Working Lives 119 5. Advancement Strategies in Sosua’s Sex Trade > IV. Plan Accomplished: Getting Beyond Dominican Borders 6. Transnational Disappointments: Living in Europe 185 Conclusion: Changes in Sex Workers’ Lives, Sosua, and Its Sex Trade 207 Notes 221 Glossary > Bibliography 249 Index 273
About the Series ix Acknowledgments > Introduction: Elena and Jurgen 1 I. The Town 1. Sosua: A Transnational Tow 13 2. Imagining and Experiencing Sosua > II. The Transnational Plan: Looking Beyond Dominican Borders 3. Performing Love 91 III. The Sex Trade > 4. Sosua’s Sex Workers: Their Families and Working Lives 119 5. Advancement Strategies in Sosua’s Sex Trade > IV. Plan Accomplished: Getting Beyond Dominican Borders 6. Transnational Disappointments: Living in Europe 185 Conclusion: Changes in Sex Workers’ Lives, Sosua, and Its Sex Trade 207 Notes 221 Glossary > Bibliography 249 Index 273
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