Where sex is work: the global migration-sex work nexus

The workshop has two goals. First, from a sex-work-positive perspective, it will explore sex work (straight and LGBTQ+ [including Kathoey]) as work. What motivates sex workers to join the sector? How do conditions vary by legal status (criminalized, de-criminalized, regulated)? How do experiences vary by class, age, and racialized status? How does sex work connect with broader regional, national and global economies? Second, the workshop will examine the migration-sex work nexus. What is the relationship between migration and sex work? What particular challenges are faced by migrant sex workers (and how do they vary by age, class, racialized status)? What role does state-generated irregularization play in sex work?
This workshop is funded by the DAAD with funds from the German Federal Foreign Office (AA).

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