Occupations, social vulnerability and HIV/STI risk: The case of bisexual Latino men in the New York City metropolitan area.
Occupations, social vulnerability and HIV/STI risk: The case of bisexual Latino men in the New York City metropolitan area.
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DOI：
10.1080/17441692.2014.961948
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发表时间：
2014
影响因子：
3.3
通讯作者：
Bannan S
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作者：
Muñoz-Laboy M;Severson N;Bannan S
本文探讨的工作环境之间的关系，职业类型和性冒险行为双性恋拉丁美洲男子，其中数据进行了分析，从148个行为双性恋拉丁美洲男子，年龄在18-60的混合方法研究。作者借鉴了性市场理论和关于结构性暴力和劳动的文献，在社会不平等和组织的更广泛层面上讨论性风险。体力劳动，酒店和零售/专业领域进行检查和比较。主要研究结果包括：（1）体力劳动者中无保护肛交的发生率较高;（2）接待工作者中无保护阴道性交与饮酒和与女性同时发生性行为的发生率较高;（3）零售/专业领域的风险性行为、饮酒风险性行为和同时发生性伴侣较少。研究结果进行了讨论，在全球经济力量，男子气概和社会和象征性资本。
This article examines the relationship between the work environment, type of occupation and sexual risk-taking among behaviourally bisexual Latino men, in which data were analysed from a mixed-methods study of 148 behaviourally bisexual Latino men, aged 18–60. The authors draw on both sex market theory and the literature on structural violence and labour to situate sexual risk-taking within broader dimensions of social inequalities and organisation. Manual labour, hospitality and retail/professional fields are examined and compared. Major findings include (1) a high incidence of unprotected anal intercourse among manual labourers (2) a high incidence of unprotected vaginal intercourse with alcohol use and concurrent sex with females among hospitality workers (3) less sexual risk behaviour, sexual risk behaviour with alcohol and fewer concurrent sex partners among those in the retail/professional fields. Findings are discussed in relation to global economic forces, masculinity and social and symbolic capital.