Ethical Research with Sex Workers Anthropological Approaches

“It draws greater attention toward ethical consideration which is need of the hour for social scientist in making their research work more scientific and ethical. … This book been organized into crisp 4 chapters centered on the ethical issues around the research with sex workers. … this book is an important reading material for many disciplines like sociology, psychology, law, public health, social work etc.” (T. S. Seemanthini, Disabilities and Impairments, Vol. 28 (2), 2014)

“This text is a strong addition to the nascent body of literature that documents empirical research with sex workers. … This text would also be a good fit for doctoral-level courses in community psychology and courses that use a framework of community-based research or participatory action research. Academic courses and scholarship focusing on intersections between psychology and sexuality, global perspectives on sex work and sex trafficking, and social movements could use this text as a reading assignment.” (Theodore Burnes, PsycCRITIQUES, Vol. 58 (46), November, 2013)