Risky business: sex work, regulation & online platforms podcast

Cowen, Nick and Colosi, Rachela (2021) Risky business: sex work, regulation & online platforms podcast. [Audio]

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Complete interview with Nick Cowen and Rachela Colosi based on paper 'Sex Work and Online Platforms: What should regulation do?'
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Abstract

In this episode, we speak with Dr Nick Cowen and Dr Rachela Colosi about the impact of online platforms on the sex work industry. In society, sex work, and the sex work industry, is often stigmatised, subject to various sanctions, or illegal in many jurisdictions.

While sex work has historically been contended on moral grounds, contemporary arguments against sex work are concerned with preventing exploitation and human trafficking. As a stigmatised and minority profession, sex workers have adopted various strategies in relation to risk and safety, which includes the use of online platforms for work purposes.

The sociological research discussed in this podcast episode draws from narratives of sex workers and evaluates how the regulation of online platforms corresponds with the interests of sex workers.

Keywords:Sex Work, sex work policy, Government Regulation, Digital platforms, online platforms, New Institutional Economics
Subjects:L Social studies > L216 Feminism
M Law > M221 Business and Commercial Law
L Social studies > L171 Capitalism
M Law > M211 Criminal Law
L Social studies > L430 Public Policy
L Social studies > L150 Political Economics
L Social studies > L211 Liberalism
L Social studies > L400 Social Policy
Divisions:College of Social Science > School of Social & Political Sciences
ID Code:52957
Deposited On:09 Feb 2023 08:26

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