Stand on My Corner: Contributions to the Recognition of Sex Work

Authors

Eugenia Aravena (ed)
Liliana V. Pereyra (ed)
Laura Judith Sánchez (ed)
Juan Marco Vaggione (ed)

Keywords:

sex work, social sciences

Synopsis

Stand on My Corner: Contributions to the Recognition of Sex Work is the first book in the country to explicitly and unequivocally advocate for the recognition of sex work (SW). It draws on contributions and arguments from within Argentina that stem from activism and academia, transcending both geographical and disciplinary boundaries.

Chapters

  • Introduction
    Eugenia Aravena, Liliana V. Pereyra, Laura Judith Sánchez, Juan Marco Vaggione
  • Sex workers are also working women
    Eugenia Aravena, Patricia Figueroa, Blanca Mendoza, Rosario Suárez, María Giménez
  • Toward the Democratization of Ways of Life
    Pamela Ceccoli, Matías Dreizik, Ivana Puche
  • That fucking dignity that organizes and fights
    Gerardo Avalle
  • The Brazilian Prostitution Network: The Reinforcement of a Legacy
    José Miguel Nieto Olivar
  • Hunting a Demon in the Flesh. Radical Feminist Perspectives on Prostitution
    Santiago Morcillo
  • inappropriate
    valeria flores
  • From the Syphilitic Prostitute to the Sex Worker. Notes Toward a Sexosemiotics of Resistance
    Emmanuel Theumer
  • An Alleged Human Trafficking Case in Mexico: Bureaucracy, NGOs, and the Media
    Gustavo Aviña Cerecer
  • Marxism and Sex Work. An Overview
    Juan Pablo Cuello
  • For a law that protects rights. Sex workers’ call for legislation that is context-sensitive and participatory
    Marisa N. Fassi
Parate en mi esquina

Downloads

Published

octubre 6, 2026

Details about this monograph

ISBN-13 (15)

978-950-33-1937-6