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Street Corner Secrets Sex Work And Migration In The City Of Mumbai Svati P Shah

Name: Street Corner Secrets Sex Work And Migration In The City Of Mumbai Svati P Shah
SKU: BELL-51891378
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Street Corner Secrets Sex Work And Migration In The City Of Mumbai Svati P Shah instant download after payment.

Publisher: Duke University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.94 MB

Pages: 280

Author: Svati P Shah

ISBN: 9780822376514, 0822376512

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Street Corner Secrets Sex Work And Migration In The City Of Mumbai Svati P Shah by Svati P Shah 9780822376514, 0822376512 instant download after payment.

An ethnography of women in the city of Mumbai who look for work at nakas, street corners where day laborers congregate and wait to be hired for construction jobs. Often chosen last, after male workers, or not at all, some women turn to sex work in order to make money, at the nakas, on the street, or in brothels. Svati P. Shah argues that sex work should be seen in relation to other structural inequities affecting these women’s lives, such as threats from the police and lack of access to clean water.