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Request full-text. A 'read' is counted each time someone views a publication summary such as the title, abstract, and list of authors , clicks on a figure, or views or downloads the full-text. Learn more. DOI: Georgi Petrunov. The article focuses on a specific form of high-end prostitution, referred to as elite prostitution.
Its clients are representatives of the economic, political, sports, and criminal elite, and sex workers are often popular figures, such as models and dancers. A key actor in elite prostitution is the broker, whose network of contacts encloses this form of sex for sale. The primary interest of this paper is precisely the experience and perspective of the brokers.
Drawing upon the results of the study, the author discusses the typical characteristics of elite prostitution, its modus operandi, the significant role of brokers in this segment, and its potential to be influenced by public policies related to prostitution. Citations 0. References This research hasn't been cited in any other publications. Full-text available. Nov Criminol Crim Justice. In this special issue we examine the global trends in the governance of commercial sex over the past decade and set out where this collection contributes to critical understandings of the governance of commercial sex through an analysis of the global legal, policy and policing trends.
