Maggie McNeill sums up her view of this month's debate over sex work at Cato Unbound.
Dianne Post discusses Canada's recent ruling on prostitution.
Maggie McNeill argues that women are individuals, not a collective entity, and that individual sex workers should be free to make their own choices
Ronald Weitzer discusses the recent ruling on prostitution by Canada's Supreme Court.
Dianne Post argues that even if prostitution were well-paid and otherwise agreeable, it would still be an affront to women's equality and dignity.
Maggie McNeill challenges Dianne Post for her continued reliance on biased and even fraudulent research.
Dianne Post argues that we measure societies by how they treat the disadvantaged, and in this respect prostitutes are a key test.
Ronald Weitzer condems the repetition of some common myths about the sex trade.
Maggie McNeill debunks shoddy research about sex work and argues that criminalization itself is to blame for the vast majority of remaining problems.
Steven Wagner argues that prostitutes are not acting voluntarily and thus should not be considered workers at all. They are slaves.