(Il)legal Subjects?: Contested Identities of Canadian Indoor Sex Workers
Women’s participation in the sex trade industry has always been a subject of contention, with conflicting representations. In this paper, I present the finding of in-depth, face-to-face interviews with ten independent in-call and/or out-call sex workers in Canada. Through these interviews, I seek to...
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2014
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