Legalizing Prostitution: From Illicit Vice to Lawful Business (55 page)

Gallup poll,
51

gay pornography,
9

gay sex workers,
9

gay tourists,
40

General Social Survey,
4
,
51

Germany,
115
–122

2002 law,
116
–117

Berlin,
5
,
119
,
121

Braunschweig,
119

Bremen,
119

brothel owners in,
117

brothels in,
115
,
121

call girls/escorts in,
121

Christian Democratic Union Party,
116
,
120

Cologne,
121

contractual rights of prostitutes,
117
,
118

decriminalization of prostitution in,
116
,
145

Dortmund,
120

Eros Centers,
115
,
133
–134,
136

erotic bars,
121
,
126
,
132

FKK (Frei Körper Kultur)/sauna clubs (
see
FKK (Frei Körper Kultur)/sauna clubs)

Frankfurt
see
(Frankfurt)

Green Party,
116

Hamburg,
115
,
119

home-based sex work,
121
,
144

hotel-brothels in,
121
,
208

indoor prostitution in,
117

inducement to prostitution,
116
–117

Kamilla la Dee brothel,
121

legalization of prostitution,
78
,
79
,
115
,
116
,
119
,
210

Leipzig,
120

Mannheim,
119

oppression paradigm, rejection of,
116

organized crime,
119

penal law §180(a),
118

penal law §181(a),
118

penal law §232(1),
116
–117,
118
,
240
n46

pimping in,
115
–116

prostitution, attitudes toward,
79
,
80
,
108
,
115

prostitution, types of,
120
–122

prostitution-related crime,
118
–119

prostitution zones in,
119
,
121

Social Democrats,
116

street prostitution in,
119
,
120
–121

tax evasion/payments by sex industry,
118
,
120
,
240
n51

third parties in,
115

trafficking in,
116
,
118
,
120

window workers in,
83
,
119

Ghent, Belgium,
109

“girlfriend experience” (GFE): escort agency employees,
37
–38

FKK (Frei Körper Kultur)/sauna clubs,
138
–139

indoor prostitution,
32
–39,
42

window workers,
191
–192,
196

Girlfriend Experience, The
(film),
33

Global AIDS Act (USA, 2003),
64
–65

Golden Key brothel (Amsterdam),
172
,
174

Great Britain.
See
Britain

Great Happiness Space, The
(documentary film),
43
–44

Grey, Sasha,
33

Haarlem, the Netherlands,
152

The Hague, the Netherlands,
151
,
152
,
167
–168,
201

Hamburg, Germany,
115
,
119

harm reduction: in Canada,
57

criminalization of prostitution,
206
–207

legalization of prostitution,
77
,
97

two-track prostitution policy,
57

Hausbeck, Kathryn,
88
–89

Hawaii,
61
–62,
214

Hell’s Angels,
162

Herkes, Bob,
62

Hillyard, Daniel,
47

Hoefinger, Heidi,
42

“honeymooning,”
38

hotel-brothels: clients of sex workers in,
135

Crazy Sexy (Frankfurt),
122
,
123

in Frankfurt,
122
–124,
132
–136

in Germany,
121
,
208

Penthouse No.
1
(Frankfurt),
124

rates for services,
133

Rotes Haus (Red House) (Frankfurt),
129
,
133

Houston, Texas,
229
n36

Hubbard, Phil,
107

Hughes, Donna: on men who purchase sex,
12

on need for criminalization of prostitution,
60

on trafficking and prostitution,
64
,
69
,
70

U.S. State Department funding,
69
,
70

Human Rights Joint Committee,
228
n23

Hungary,
123
,
152

Hydra prostitutes’ rights group,
116

Iceland,
68

identity politics,
10

Ignatzmice website,
105
,
194

Illinois,
67
–68

impact on community: bar or casino workers,
17

brothel workers,
17

brothels,
95

call girls/escorts,
17

definition,
17

escort agency employees,
17

indoor prostitution,
23

streetwalkers,
17
,
23
,
57
–58

window workers,
17

indoor prostitutes,
23
–42

affective bonding with clients,
34
,
40
–41

agency exercised by,
23

attractions of,
30
–39

in Britain,
26

childhood abuse,
25

clients of, characteristics of,
30
–32

clients of, oral sex performed by,
32
,
36

clients of, prostitutes’ views of,
38
–39

clients of, regulars among,
37
–38

clients of, social interactions with,
32
–39

cultural capital,
29
,
41

duration of encounters,
40

economic independence,
23

job satisfaction,
28
,
29

in the Netherlands,
26

in Pakistan,
23

as “professional girlfriends,”
42

self-image/esteem,
28
–30

skills,
29

socioeconomic backgrounds,
23

streetwalkers compared to,
25
–26,
27
–28,
32

stress, work-related,
38

tourists, longterm relationships with,
39
–41

victimization while working,
24
,
25
–27

in Vietnam,
23

websites promoting,
34
–35

well-being,
27
–30

working conditions,
117
,
133
,
148

indoor prostitution,
22
–44

“boyfriend experience” (BFE),
32
,
35

in Britain,
22

in Canada,
230
n59

conditions shaping,
22
–30

decriminalization of prostitution,
52

in developed countries,
25

in developing countries,
23
–24

educational and skull requirements,
19

efforts against,
54
–56

in Germany,
117

“girlfriend experience” (GFE),
32
–39,
42

in Hawaii,
61
–62

impact on community,
23

legalization of prostitution,
22

in the Netherlands,
74

nonenforcement of laws against,
56

as paid dates,
33

potential clients’ attitudes toward,
21

in Rhode Island, ix,
59
,
76

screening of potential clients,
23
,
27

settings for,
22
–23

street prostitution,
19

street prostitution compared to,
22
–24

in Sweden,
74

in Thailand,
22

third party roles,
25

tourism,
39
–44

two-track prostitution policy,
53
–57

in United States,
22
,
74

vulnerability to predators,
23

Wolfenden Committee,
53
.
See also
bar or casino workers; brothel workers; call girls/escorts; escort agency employees; window workers

Industrial Vagina, The
(Jeffreys),
13

inequality, prostitution and,
10
–11,
206

Internet,
4
–5,
70
–71 Israel,
78

Italy,
79
,
80
,
149

Jan Bik brothel (Amsterdam),
174
–176

Japanese host clubs,
43
–44

Jeffreys, Sheila,
12
,
13
,
69
,
73

job satisfaction: brothel workers,
89

indoor prostitutes,
28
,
29

legal prostitution,
91
–92

streetwalkers,
28

window workers,
187

“johns.”
See
clients of sex workers

Kamilla la Dee brothel (Berlin),
121

Katsulis, Yasmina,
91
–92

Kelly, Patty,
90

Kempadoo, Kamala,
66

Kenya,
40

Kiselica, Michael,
61

La Vie En Proost strip club (Amsterdam),
183

Las Vegas,
50
–51,
87
,
89

Leeuwarden, the Netherlands,
152

legal prostitution,
86
–101,
196
–203,
206
–214