Índice

Editorial

I won't say goodbye to them...

3-6

25 years of debate

7-12

Oh, oh, oh, oh, I cry and do not sing!

13

The magazin goes on...

14-15

The impossible grief

19-31

The time of dispossession: power, labor, and territory

35-48

Gore Capitalism

51-76

Northern border, narco-capitalism, and literature

79-86

Epistemology of a collector: Carlos Monsiváis’s essays on sexual dissidence

89-115

The fourth wave

119-127

How certain feminism became a handmaiden of capitalism and how to rectify it

131-134

Sex workers win labor rights

137-159

Prostitution, work or trafficking? For a debate without prejudice

160-186

The movement to criminalize sex work in the United States

187-219

What’s up with the law? Why and how law matters for the regulation of sex work

220-255

Could the real sex slave come forward?

256-279

Do carceral policies represent gender justice? Trafficking in women and the neoliberal circuits of crime, sex, and rights

280-320

Contributions from a socio-legal perspective to the debate on sex work in Colombi

321-330

Sex work, an approach

333-335

Analytical reflections on the concept of sex work

336-339

The Beijing platform for action: inspiration and commitment then and now

343-348

Juana la Larga

351-366

Terrón Cagao

367-371

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