Introduction. Pornography and prostitution in the patriarchal order: Abolitionist perspectives

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Introduction. Pornography and prostitution in the patriarchal order

Abolitionist perspectives

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Rosa Cobo Bedia Universidade da Coruña

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Prostitution, neoliberal capitalism, patriarchy, hegemonic masculinity

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Prostitution is the heart of an international business that has grown in recent decades in the context of economic globalization and closely linked to the criminal economy. The sex industry has developed at the intersection of three systems of power: the patriarchal, the neoliberal capitalist and the racial / cultural. These three dominations are at the origin of the violence that prostituted women receive. At the same time, prostitution reinforces another founding institution of patriarchal systems, hegemonic masculinity.

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Pateman, C., 1995. El contrato sexual. Trad.: M.L. Femenías, revisada por M.X. Agra Romero. Madrid: Anthropos.

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2019-02-01

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Cobo Bedia, R. (2019) «Introduction. Pornography and prostitution in the patriarchal order: Abolitionist perspectives», Oñati Socio-Legal Series, 9(1S), or. S1-S5. doi: 10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-1000.

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bol: 9 zk: 1S (2019): Pornografía y prostitución en el orden patriarcal: perspectivas abolicionistas

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