413047-Underground-Commercial-Sex-Economy
413047-Underground-Commercial-Sex-Economy
413047-Underground-Commercial-Sex-Economy
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Market Changes ...................................................................................................................................... 210<br />
Internet ....................................................................................................................................................211<br />
Demographics of Participants ................................................................................................................ 212<br />
Gang Involvement .................................................................................................................................. 213<br />
Law Enforcement Attention ................................................................................................................... 214<br />
Chapter Summary ....................................................................................................................................... 214<br />
Chapter 8<br />
Changes in the UCSE from the Perspectives of <strong>Sex</strong> Workers ............................................. 215<br />
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ 215<br />
Definitions ................................................................................................................................................... 216<br />
Literature ..................................................................................................................................................... 216<br />
Findings ....................................................................................................................................................... 219<br />
Background and Demographic Information ......................................................................................... 219<br />
Entry into <strong>Sex</strong> Work and Other Forms of Employment ...................................................................... 220<br />
Locations Worked and Venues Used Over the Years ........................................................................... 223<br />
Internet ................................................................................................................................................... 225<br />
Street-Based <strong>Sex</strong> Work in the 1970s and 1980s .................................................................................... 225<br />
Street-Based <strong>Sex</strong> Market Operations ................................................................................................. 225<br />
Rates, Expenses, and Spending ..........................................................................................................226<br />
Drug Use, <strong>Sex</strong> Work, and the Crack Epidemic of the Mid-1980s through the 1990s ......................... 227<br />
Drug Use and <strong>Sex</strong> Work ...................................................................................................................... 227<br />
The Impact of Crack Use on the Street-Based <strong>Sex</strong> Market in the 1990s and 2000s .......................229<br />
The Makeup and Conditions of the Street-Based <strong>Sex</strong> Market ......................................................... 230<br />
How the Dates Changed in Number and Substance ......................................................................... 231<br />
Rates, Expenses, and Spending .......................................................................................................... 233<br />
Internet-Based <strong>Sex</strong> Work .......................................................................................................................234<br />
Demand, Clients, and Establishing Dates .........................................................................................236<br />
Fees, Pricing, and Competition ..........................................................................................................236<br />
Clients Over Time .................................................................................................................................. 238<br />
Average Number of Clients Seen and Regular Clients ..................................................................... 238<br />
Racial and Ethnic Makeup and Personal Backgrounds of Clients ...................................................239<br />
Changes in Clients Over Time ........................................................................................................... 240<br />
Risks and Violence Over Time ............................................................................................................... 241<br />
Health Risks ........................................................................................................................................ 241<br />
Violence and Abuse .............................................................................................................................242<br />
Substances .......................................................................................................................................... 244<br />
Law Enforcement Detection and Interactions ................................................................................. 244<br />
The Effects of Law Enforcement Approaches to <strong>Sex</strong> Work Over Time .............................................. 244<br />
Interactions with the Criminal Justice System and Law Enforcement Officers............................. 244<br />
Changes in Law Enforcement Approaches to <strong>Sex</strong> Work ................................................................... 245<br />
The Current <strong>Sex</strong> Market on the Streets and Online .............................................................................. 247<br />
A Lifelong Career: Why <strong>Sex</strong> Workers Leave, Stay or Return to the <strong>Sex</strong> Trade .................................. 248<br />
Why They Stay .................................................................................................................................... 248<br />
Why They Leave ................................................................................................................................. 249<br />
Pimp Involvement in the <strong>Sex</strong> Trade ..................................................................................................... 249<br />
Summary .................................................................................................................................................... 250<br />
Chapter 9<br />
Child Pornography Offenses in the Digital Age .................................................................. 251<br />
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ 251<br />
Definitions ................................................................................................................................................... 251<br />
Literature ..................................................................................................................................................... 252<br />
Findings ....................................................................................................................................................... 254<br />
Offender Background and Demographic Information ......................................................................... 254<br />
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