“Featuring a fantastic selection of authors from multiple disciplinary backgrounds, this collection sets a new standard for scholarly accounts of male sex work. The empirical depth is remarkable, and the conceptual contributions are refined. Male Sex Work and Society is essential reading for anyone interested in sex, sexuality, identity, work, and GLTBQ issues.”
Kevin Walby, PhD, University of Victoria, author of Touching Encounters: Sex, Work and Male-for-Male Internet Escorting (University of Chicago Press)
“Victor Minichiello and John Scott’s book shifts our attention from male sex work as a ‘social problem’ to a ‘social phenomenon’. They and their contributors reveal male sex work as a lens through which we can view shifts in local and global sexual cultures. This terrific book helps us rethink the ‘history of sexuality’ itself!”
Gary W. Dowsett, PhD, FASSA, Professor and Deputy Director, Australian Research Center in Sex, Health & Society La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australi
Male Sex Work and Society
Harrington Park Press 2014
Distributed by
Columbia University Press
Edited by Victor Minichiello, Phd and John Scott,
PhD
The first comprehensive, interdisciplinary
text/reference on male sex work and sex workers (“rentboys”) covering all major
social science and historical perspectives.
Forthcoming Fall 2014. Over 500 pages with color and b&w
illustrations.
Published by Harrington Park Press and
distributed internationally by Columbia University Press.
CONTENTS
PREFACE &
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION
Reframing Male Sex Work
Victor Minichiello and
John Scott
MALE SEX WORK IN
SOCIOHISTORIC CONTEXT
1. Male
Prostitution from Ancient times to the Near Present
Mack Friedman
2. Male
Sex Work in Modern Times
Kerwin Kaye
3.
Representations of Male Sex Work in Film
Russell Sheaffer
MARKETING OF MALE SEX
WORK
4.
Advertising Male Sexual Services
Allan Tyler
5.
Economic Analysis of Male Sex Work
Trevon Logan
SOCIAL ISSUES AND
CULTURES IN MALE SEX WORK
6.
Clients of Male Sex Workers
John Scott, Denton
Callander, and Victor Minichiello
7.
Regulation of the Male Sex Industry
Thomas Crofts
8. Public
Health Policy and Practice with Male Sex Workers
David S. Bimbi and Juline
A. Koken
9.
Mental Health Aspects of Male Sex Work
Juline A. Koken and David
S. Bimbi
10. Gay
Subcultures
Christian Grov and
Michael D. Smith
11. Health
and Wellness Services for Male Sex Workers
Mary Laing and Justin
Gaffney
MALE SEX WORK IN ITS
GLOBAL CONTEXT
12. Male Sex
Mork in Southern and Eastern Africa
Paul Boyce and Gordon
Isaacs
13. Male Sex
Work in China
Travis S. K. Kong
14. Male Sex
Work in Post-Soviet Russia
Linda M. Niccolai
15. Male Sex
Work from Latin American Perspectives
Victor Minichiello,
Tinashe Dune, Carlos E. Disogra and Rodrigo Marino
16. Migrant
Male Sex Workers in Germany
Heide Castañeda
17. Male Sex
Work in the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland
Paul Maginn and Graham
Ellison
CONCLUSION
Future Directions in Male
Sex Work Research
Victor Minichiello and
John Scott
GLOSSARY
Denton Callander, with
the assistance of Katherine M. Isaacs
Contributors
Index
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Senior Editor: Richard Koffler, PhD (former
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former Executive
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Harvard Education Press, Harvard University)
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