Sex Work and Trafficking: Moving beyond Dichotomies

Neural specializations for speech and pitch: moving beyond the dichotomies.

The idea that speech processing relies on unique, encapsulated, domain-specific mechanisms has been around for some time. Another well-known idea, often espoused as being in opposition to the first proposal, is that processing of speech sounds entails general-purpose neural mechanisms sensitive to the acoustic features that are present in speech. Here, we suggest that these dichotomous views ne...

Moving beyond dichotomies in research on oral contraceptives: a comment on Edwards and O'Neal.

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Trafficking, sex work, and HIV: efforts to resolve conflicts.

94 www.thelancet.com Vol 385 January 10, 2015 and Evaluation responded to criticisms and improved its practices. The new GBD 2013 estimates show the vast expansion of collaborators, acquiring primary information even from countries that traditionally provide little data, such as China, Mexico, Turkey, and Russia. The description of methods is more detailed and transparent, and the instruments o...

Moving Beyond "Slaves, Sinners, and Saviors": An Intersectional Feminist Analysis of US Sex-Trafficking Discourses, Law and Policy

This article analyzes stories and images of sex trafficking in current mainstream US public discourses, including government publications, NGO materials, news media, and popular films. Noting the similarities and differences among these discourses, the first part demonstrates that they often frame sex trafficking using a rescue narrative that reiterates traditional beliefs and values regarding ...

Sex trafficking, sex work, and violence: evidence for a new era.