Space power(s) gender – socio- spatial control of prostitution and the bourgeois gender order

Using the example of the city of Frankfurt am Main the paper    examines the conflict relationship between increasing acceptance and persistent demands for stringent controls that characterizes the perception of prostitution in Germany today. Focusing on prevalent socio-spatial forms of control, th...

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প্রধান লেখক: Ruhne, Renate
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প্রকাশিত: Les cahiers du CEDREF 2015
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description Using the example of the city of Frankfurt am Main the paper    examines the conflict relationship between increasing acceptance and persistent demands for stringent controls that characterizes the perception of prostitution in Germany today. Focusing on prevalent socio-spatial forms of control, that aim at excluding the field from « normal » everyday life, the first part will demonstrate how and why prostitution, though legalized and more and more accepted, remains   powerfully stigmatized ...
author Ruhne, Renate
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Space power(s) gender – socio- spatial control of prostitution and the bourgeois gender order
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title Space power(s) gender – socio- spatial control of prostitution and the bourgeois gender order
title_short Space power(s) gender – socio- spatial control of prostitution and the bourgeois gender order
title_full Space power(s) gender – socio- spatial control of prostitution and the bourgeois gender order
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