Imposed Mobility, Legal Ambiguity, Institutionalized Abandonment: Exploring the Sex Work Crimscape in Contemporary Poland

When conceptually framed as a crimscape , the contemporary landscape of sex work criminalization can be understood as a complex array of policies relating to sex work, migration, trafficking, fiscality, and labor. Rather than working in isolation, these measures intertwine to shape the working condi...

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Vydáno v:Critical criminology (Richmond, B.C.) Ročník 32; číslo 2; s. 357 - 374
Hlavní autor: Dziuban, Agata
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: Dordrecht Springer Netherlands 01.06.2024
Springer Nature B.V
Témata:
Ambiguity
Boundaries
Criminalization
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Deportation
Employment
Ethnography
Field study
Governance
Institutionalization
Labor migration
Law and Criminolgy
Law enforcement
Migrant workers
Migrants
Migration
Mobility
Passports & visas
Polish language
Prostitution
Sex industry
Sex offenders
Sex workers
Surveillance
Trafficking
Ukrainian language
Uncertainty
Work
Workers
Working conditions
Poland
Ukraine
ISSN:1205-8629, 1572-9877
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Shrnutí:When conceptually framed as a crimscape , the contemporary landscape of sex work criminalization can be understood as a complex array of policies relating to sex work, migration, trafficking, fiscality, and labor. Rather than working in isolation, these measures intertwine to shape the working conditions and lived realities of migrant sex workers. Through ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with Ukrainian sex workers in Poland, I demonstrate how this policy assemblage contributes to the vulnerabilization and precarization of migrant sex workers, marking their everyday existence with uncertainty and precarity, surveillance and policing, and the withholding of state protections, recognition, and rights. Analyzing the Polish sex work crimscape as a mode of sex work governance reveals how this policy assemblage translates into three interconnected conditions for migrant sex workers: imposed mobility, legal ambiguity, and institutionalized abandonment.
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ISSN:1205-8629
1572-9877
DOI:10.1007/s10612-024-09778-0