Demanding Sex: Critical Reflections on the Regulation of Prostitution

Vanessa Munro is Professor of Law and Society at the School of Law, University of Leicester. Her research is framed by a feminist theoretical analysis, and is especially concerned with the law's engagement with the parameters of women's consent. She has published extensively on aspects of feminist legal and political theory. Dr Marina Della Giusta is Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Reading. Her research interests are in Development economics, in particular economics of trust and social capital, roles of institutions and social mechanisms in market access, prostitution, and gender. She has published widely in these and related areas.

Introduction Editors’ Introduction, Vanessa E.Munro, Marina DellaGiusta; Chapter 1 Legal Incursions into Supply/Demand, JaneScoular, MaggieO’Neill; Chapter 2 Be Helped or Else! Economic Exploitation, Male Violence and Prostitution Policy in the UK, JoPhoenix; Chapter 3 Wolfenden 50, SophieDay; Chapter 4 The Construction of Prostitutes and Clients in French Policy Debates, GillAllwood; Chapter 5 Exploring Exploitation, Vanessa E.Munro; Chapter 6 Putting Trafficking on the Map, Sharron A. FitzGeraldMunro; Chapter 7 Simulating the Impact of Regulation Changes on the Market for Prostitution Services, Marina DellaGiusta; Chapter 8 Client Participation and the Regulatory Environment, AlanCollins, GuyJudge; Chapter 9 Criminalising the Use of Trafficked Prostitutes, DavidArchard; Chapter 10 Why Hate Men who Pay for Sex? Exploring the Shift to ‘Tackling Demand’ in the UK, TeelaSanders, RosieCampbell; Chapter 11 The Consumer, the Consumed and the Commodity, MadeleineCoy;