The Routledge Handbook of Male Sex Work, Culture, and Society

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Cover Half Title Title Copyright Dedication Contents List of figures List of tables Notes on contributors Part I Male sex work in popular culture 1 Reframing the Cleveland Street Scandal in England: telegraph boys, the service economy, and compensated sex 2 Youth male prostitution in post-Nazi Germany: policing the Bahnhof boys 3 “Kept men” in silent gay cinema: between romanticism and didacticism 4 Male prostitution and fashion: dressed to thrill 5 Male strippers in popular film: representations disrobed 6 Gigolos in popular cinema: Magic Mike, American Gigolo, and the queerness of heterosexuality 7 Male sex work in documentary films: rhetorical and ethical frameworks 8 Male sex work in the porn industry: gendering risk and protection Part II Male sex work in literature 9 Male sex workers in world literature: a sampling from historical times to the modern era 10 Male sex work diaries: archival discoveries from the journal entries of Thomas Painter and Sam Steward 11 Male sex work in comics and graphic novels: representations from an emerging genre 12 Male sex work in the library collection: discoveries in the stacks Part III Male sex work online 13 Quantifying global male sex worker communities in the technology era: revisions in definitions and statistics 14 Male sex work and digital regulation: control and censorship in online spaces 15 Male sex work and the law: regulation of men selling sex within the context of female sex work 16 Internet-based male sex work: varying roles of stories, scripts, and spontaneity 17 Male independent sex workers in the digital age: online male escorting in the United Kingdom Part IV Male sex work in public and community health 18 Global epidemiology of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections among male sex workers: emerging approaches in prevention and treatment 19 Male sex work and behavioral health: structural risks, stigma, and psychosocial considerations Part V Male sex worker, escort, and client voices: “nothing about us without us” 20 Male sex work and the female client: accounts from a straight male escort 21 Female clients of male sex workers: managing stigma 22 Trans men in sex work: prevalent but overlooked Part VI Male sex work in the Americas 23 Male sex work in North America: frontiers of change in the United States and Canada 24 Male transactional sex in the Dominican Republic: the politics of labor exclusion 25 Brazilian male sex workers: in and out of termas 26 Street hustling in Brazil: historical glimpses of Rio de Janeiro 27 Male Internet-based escorting in Argentina: changing attitudes and laws 28 Male sex work in Mexico: virile prostitution at the Plaza Tapatía of Guadalajara Part VII Male sex work in Europe 29 Male sex work in Italy: male hierarchies, honor, and sexual status in the South 30 Male prostitution in Spain: vulnerability of the invisible 31 Male sex work in Sweden: criminalization of the client 32 Male sex work in the Czech Republic: the intersection of cultural norms, sexual orientation, and economic disparities Part VIII Male sex work in the Asia-Pacific region 33 Male sex work in India: gendered sexualities and the market of Mumbai 34 Male sex work in China: digital technology and its emerging role 35 Male sex workers in China: repercussions of local germ theories on safe sex, hygiene, and fatalism 36 Male sex work and masculinities in Hong Kong and Mainland China: “one country, two men” 37 Male sex work in Australia: impact of legalization, criminalization, and peer support in community and public health Decriminalization as a goal: opportunities, varieties, and pathways Index