Sex Work Now provides an authoritative overview of female sex work and policy in the UK, and addresses a number of key contemporary issues and debates.

Introduction, Rosie Campbell, Maggie O'Neill; Chapter 1 Out of touch and out of time? The contemporary policing of sex work, PhilHubbard; Chapter 2 Street sex work and local communities: creating discursive spaces for genuine consultation and inclusion, MaggieO'Neill, RosieCampbell; Chapter 3 'Zoning' street sex work: the way forward?, MariekeVan Doorninck, RosieCampbell; Chapter 4 Behind the personal ads: the indoor sex markets in Britain, TeelaSanders; Chapter 5 The conundrum of women's agency: migrations and the sex industry, Laura MaríaAgustín; Chapter 6 Murder made easy: the final solution to prostitution?, HilaryKinnell; Chapter 7 Sex work and problem drug use in the UK: the links, problems and possible solutions, TiggeyMay, GillianHunter; Chapter 8 Finding the 'I' in sexual exploitation: young people's voices within policy and practice, J.J.Pearce; Chapter 9 Clients of female sex workers: men or monsters?, HilaryKinnell; Chapter 10 Support services for women working in the sex industry, JanePitcher; Chapter 11 Sex workers in the Labour Movement, AnaLopes Index;