First published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Part 1 Introduction; Introduction, Helen Ward, Sophie Day; Chapter 1 Sex work in context, Helen Ward, Sophie Day; Part 2 Histories; Chapter 2 Culture Clash: anti-trafficking activism or rights and health?, Jo Doezema; Chapter 3 Why we need a sex workers' union, Ana Lopes, Jenn Clamen; Chapter 4 A new era for sex workers in Germany?, Maya Czajka; Chapter 5 Twenty years of action: Committee for Civil Rights of Prostitutes, 1983-2003, Pia Covre; Part 3 Mobility and Migration; Chapter 6 Daring Border-Crossers: A different vision of migrant women, Laura Ma Agustín; Chapter 7 About sex, vaginas and passports, Maiz; Chapter 8 Mobility in prostitution, the impact of policy and the implications for health: A case study from the Netherlands, Thérèse van der Helm; Part 4 Health; Chapter 9 Health care for sex workers in Europe, Rudolf Mak; Chapter 10 Approaching health through the prism of stigma: research in seven European countries, Sophie Day, Helen Ward; Chapter 11 Approaching health through the prism of stigma: a longer term perspective, Sophie Day, Helen Ward; Chapter 12 Violence and sex work in Britain, Hilary Kinnell; Part 5 Policy; Chapter 13 Prostitution seen as violence against women, Liv Jessen; Chapter 14 Sex in the new Europe: the criminalisation of clients and Swedish fear of penetration, Don Kulick; Chapter 15 Policies towards the sex industry in Europe: new models of control, Jan Visser, Arne Randers-Pehrson, Sophie Day, Helen Ward; Part 6 Conclusion; Chapter 16 Reflections, Priscilla Alexander;