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Prostitution in Cuba
THE LEGALIZATION of PROSTITUTION: a Violation of International Law Dianne Post 1826 E Willetta St Phoenix, AZ 85006-3047 602-271-9019 Pho/Fax Email
The Social Construction of Tourism in Cuba: a Geographic Analysis of the Representations of Gender and Race During the Special Period 1995-1997
Sex and State Making in Revolutionary Cuba, 1959-1968
Murder in San Isidro: Crime and Culture During the Second Cuban Republic Author(S): MAYRA BEERS Source: Cuban Studies, Vol
“¿Qué Dice Usted?”: Discourses of Femininity in Nueva Trova
Privatization Reforms and the Cuban Tourism Industry: a Reflection on the Benefits and Consequences Blair Bradford
Revolution Is Such a Beautiful Word! Literary Journalism in Castro's Cuba
Managing Tourist Hearts: Love, Money and Ambiguity in Relationships Between Cuban Women and Foreign Men by Anne-Mette Groth
Feminists, Queers and Critics: Debating the Cuban Sex Trade*
US Efforts to Combat Sex Trafficking of Minors
Representing Sexual Transactions in Times of the ´Cuban Thaw´
Transformations in Cuba After the Special Period 1
Prostitution and Sex Tourism in Cuba Robbie Bisconti Topaz 11/25/13 3 to 4 Hours
GAGGED Copyright © Amir Valle Book Design Edwin Smet
Sexual Exploitation: Prostitution and Organized Crime
Why Aren't Your Nails Polished? the Paradoxes of Woman and Socialism in Cuba
“You're a Useless Person”
Volume 5 Number 1, Fall 1992
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Understanding Cuban Tourism: Affect and Capital in Post-Special Period Cuba
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University of Southampton Research Repository Eprints Soton
Prostitution in Havana, Cuba, a Conflict Analysis of “The Phenomenon of Jineterismo in Havana, Cuba.” a Narrative Study
Cuba's Anglo-American Colony in Times of Revolution
Stigma to Sage: Learning and Teaching Safer Sex Practices Among Canadian Sex Trade Workers
Child Prostitution and Sex Tourism CUBA
Embodied Identities in Cuban and Mexican Cultural
Feminists, Queers and Critics: Debating the Cuban Sex Trade*