Prostitution Push and Pull: Male and Female Perspectives
Prostitution Push and Pull: Male and Female Perspectives
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DOI：
10.1080/00224499.2012.696285
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发表时间：
2013-01-01
影响因子：
3.6
通讯作者：
Vanwesenbeeck, Ine
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作者：
Vanwesenbeeck, Ine
史密斯、格罗夫、西尔和麦考尔(2012)的分析聚焦于年轻男性如何参与男性护送，对于仍然相对薄弱的男性性工作者文献来说，这是一个值得欢迎的贡献。对于这个研究群体来说，值得注意的是支持性的工作环境，有效的应对策略，以及日益增长的自我效能感，最终将性工作转变为一种越来越舒适的体验和可行的赚钱选择。在这篇评论中，我从更广泛的角度对这些见解进行了一些反思。我还考虑了一些从事性工作中男性和女性人数的证据，并对与推拉因素、耻辱和性工作经验有关的男性和女性职位进行了一些观察。
Smith, Grov, Seal, and McCall's (2012) analysis, focusing on how young men become, and stay, involved in male escorting, is a welcome contribution to the still relatively thin male sex worker literature. For this study group, notably supportive working surroundings, effective coping strategies, and a growing sense of self-efficacy eventually turn sex work into an increasingly comfortable experience and viable moneymaking option. In this commentary, I add some reflections from a broader perspective to these insights. I also consider some evidence on the numbers of men and women in sex work and make some observations on male versus female positions related to push and pull factors, stigma, and the experience of sex work.