midterm

Question 1

Globalisation of prostitution

Answer 1

international conglomerates of hotel chains, airlines, bars, sex clubs, massage parlours, brothels, and credit card companies having an economic interest in its promotion.

Question 2

published a report on the need for and feasibility of a national framework to assess the extent of trafficking in Canada

Answer 2

Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics (2010)

Question 3

Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics

Answer 3

published a report on the need for and feasibility of a national framework to assess the extent of trafficking in Canada (2010)

Question 4

Trafficking in persons

Answer 4

” shall mean the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of persons, by means of the threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, of deception, of the abuse of power or of a position of vulnerability or of the giving or receiving of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of a person having control over another person, for the purpose of exploitation.

Question 5

Exploitation

Answer 5

shall include, at a minimum, the exploitation of the prostitution of others or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labour or services, slavery or practices similar to slavery, servitude or the removal of organs. (UN 2000)

Question 6

Prostitution in CanadaIn Canada, prostitution is not illegal, but related activities are

Answer 6

• Communicating in a public place for buying or selling sex
• Soliciting sex for money
• Being involved in a common bawdy house
• Providing direction to or transporting someone to a bawdy house
• Purchasing sex from someone under 18

Question 7

Tiers of sex work

Answer 7

1. Escorts
2. Hustlers, Strippers, Table Dancers
3. House girls
4. Streetwalkers
5. Women with addictions trading sexual services for substances

Question 8

Jyoti Sangera tiers of sex work

Answer 8

1. serving men sexually
2. global tourism and business, key strategies for modernization and development globally, and “women and sex as prominent enticements of tourist destinations”

Question 9

Social control:

Answer 9

the systematic practices developed by social groups to encourage conformity and discourage deviance

Question 10

Obscenity:

Answer 10

The legal term for pornographic materials that are offensive by generally accepted standards of decenc

Question 11

Gonzo pornography

Answer 11

openly misogynistic with no pretensions of plot

Question 12

Pornography

Answer 12

A complex cultural process, not an object
•Produced by people who relate by the pornography industry
•Consumed by people who expect to be aroused
•Porn derives its meaning and significance from its social cont

Question 13

erotica

Answer 13

materials that depict consensual sexual activities that are sought by and pleasurable to all parties involved.

Question 14

themes of mass-marketed porn:

Answer 14

1. All women want sex from all men
2. Women like all sex acts performed by men
3. Women can be turned on with a little for

Question 15

Drug:

Answer 15

any substance (other than food and water) that when taken into the body, alters its functioning

Question 16

Drug abuse:

Answer 16

excessive or inappropriate use of a drug that results in some impairment

Question 17

Drug addiction:

Answer 17

a psychological and/or physiological need for a drug to maintain a sense of well-being or avoid withdrawal symptom

Question 18

Tolerance

Answer 18

occurs when larger doses of a drug are required over time to produce the same physical or psychological effect that was originally achieved by a smaller dose

Question 19

Withdrawal:

Answer 19

a variety of physical and/or psychological symptoms that habitual drug users experience when they discontinue drug u

Question 20

Types of drinkers:

Answer 20

• Social: occasionally, in social gatherings
• Heavy: frequently, and become intoxicated
• Acute alcoholics: have trouble controlling drinking
• Chronic alcoholics: cannot control drinking