Possible Consequences of the Criminalization of Sex Work in Spain, Inferred from COVID-19 Lockdown Measures

[11] Tommaso MLD(2006)Prostitution, trafficking, and cultural amnesia: What we must not know in order to keep the business of sexual exploitation running smoothly Yale Journal of Law and Feminism 18 109-550

[12] Calum B(2005)Risky business: The market for unprotected commercial sex Journal of Political Economy 113 518-348

[13] Pickering A(2015)Economies of desire: Sexuality and the sex industry in the 21st century Economic Affairs 35 329-136

[14] Lee J(2014)The political economy of ‘lap dancing’: Contested careers and women’s work in the stripping industry Work, Employment and Society 29 119-152

[15] Macioti PG(2008)Regulating sex work in the EU: Prostitute women and the new spaces of exclusion Gender, Place & Culture 15 137-448

[16] Mai N(2011)Buying the girlfriend experience: An exploration of men’s experiences with escort workers Advances in Consumer Research 39 447-273

[17] Fehrenbacher AE(2010)From client to pimp male violence against female sex workers Journal of Interpersonal Violence 25 257-607

[18] Giametta C(2014)Sweden’s abolitionist discourse and law: Effects on the dynamics of Swedish sex work and on the lives of Sweden’s sex workers Criminology & Criminal Justice 14 593-86

[19] Hoefinger H(2016)Trabajo sexual transnacional: Consecuencias de las políticas criminalizadoras de la prostitución y de la crisis económica española sobre las trabajadoras sexuales migrantes REDUR 14 67-546

[20] Musto J(2005)The work of sex work: Elite prostitutes’ vocational orientations and experiences Deviant Behavior 26 513-271

[11] Tommaso MLD(2006)Prostitution, trafficking, and cultural amnesia: What we must not know in order to keep the business of sexual exploitation running smoothly Yale Journal of Law and Feminism 18 109-550

[12] Calum B(2005)Risky business: The market for unprotected commercial sex Journal of Political Economy 113 518-348

[13] Pickering A(2015)Economies of desire: Sexuality and the sex industry in the 21st century Economic Affairs 35 329-136

[14] Lee J(2014)The political economy of ‘lap dancing’: Contested careers and women’s work in the stripping industry Work, Employment and Society 29 119-152

[15] Macioti PG(2008)Regulating sex work in the EU: Prostitute women and the new spaces of exclusion Gender, Place & Culture 15 137-448

[16] Mai N(2011)Buying the girlfriend experience: An exploration of men’s experiences with escort workers Advances in Consumer Research 39 447-273

[17] Fehrenbacher AE(2010)From client to pimp male violence against female sex workers Journal of Interpersonal Violence 25 257-607

[18] Giametta C(2014)Sweden’s abolitionist discourse and law: Effects on the dynamics of Swedish sex work and on the lives of Sweden’s sex workers Criminology & Criminal Justice 14 593-86

[19] Hoefinger H(2016)Trabajo sexual transnacional: Consecuencias de las políticas criminalizadoras de la prostitución y de la crisis económica española sobre las trabajadoras sexuales migrantes REDUR 14 67-546

[20] Musto J(2005)The work of sex work: Elite prostitutes’ vocational orientations and experiences Deviant Behavior 26 513-271