Men Who Sell Sex

Peter Aggleton, Director of the Thomas Coram Research Unite, Institute of Education, University of London, is the author or editor of half a dozen books on AIDS.

CONTENTS Acknowledgments Notes on Contributors Foreword Dennis Altman Chapter 1 Selling Sex in Cardiff and London Peter Davies and Rayah Feldman Chapter 2 Sex for Money Between Men and Boys in the Netherlands: Implications for HIV Prevention Wim Zuilhof Chapter 3 Travestis and Gigolos: Male Prostitution and HIV Prevention in France Lindinalva Laurindo da Salva Chapter 4 Male Sex Work and HIV/AIDS in Canada Dan Allman and Ted Myers Chapter 5 Social Environment and Male Sex Work in the U.S. Edward V. Morse, Patricia M. Simon, and Kendra E. Burchfiel Chapter 6 Aspects of Male Sex Work in Mexico City Ana Luisa Liguori and Peter Aggleton Chapter 7 Three Decades of Male Sex Work in Santo Domingo E. Antonio de Moya and Rafael Garcia Chapter 8 Cacherismo in a San Jose Brothel: Aspects of Male Sex Work in Costa Rica Jacobo Schifter and Peter Aggleton Chapter 9 Natural Born Targets: Male Hustlers and AIDS Prevention in Urban Brazil Patrick Larvie Chapter 10 Fletes in Parque Kennedy: Sexual Cultures among Young Men Who Sell Sex to Other Men in Lima Carlos F. Caceres and Oscar G. Jimenez Chapter 11 Through a Window Darkly: Men Who Sell Sex to Men in India and Bangladesh Shivananda Khan Chapter 12 Male Sex Work in Sri Lanka Nandesena Ratnapala Chapter 13 Bar Talk: Thai Male Sex Workers and Their Customers Graeme Storer Chapter 14 Walking the Tightrope: Sexual Risk and Male Sex Work in the Philippines Michael L. Tan Chapter 15 Marginalisation and Vulnerability: Male Prostitution in Morocco Amine Boushaba, Oussama Tawil, Latefa Imane, and Hakima Himmich Index