Peer reviewed journal articles that ISWRN members have authored or co-authored.
Sex Work
| Title | Year | Author(s) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| How Sex Workers Understand Their Experiences of Working in the Republic of Ireland | 2021 | Adeline Berry & Patricia Frazer | View |
| Walking, Talking, Imagining: Ethical Engagement with Sex Workers | 2022 | Doris Murphy | View |
Law and Policy
| Title | Year | Author(s) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| ‘Ulster Says No’: Regulating the consumption of commercial sex spaces and services in Northern Ireland | 2017 | Paul J Maginn & Graham Ellison | View |
| Victims Without a Choice? A Critical View on the Debate About Sex Work in Northern Ireland | 2017 | Susann Huschke | View |
| Criminalizing the Payment for Sex in Northern Ireland: Sketching the Contours of a Moral Panic | 2017 | Graham Ellison | View |
| Not collateral damage: Trends in violence and hate crimes experienced by sex workers in the Republic of Ireland | 2020 | Rosie Campbell, Lucy Smith, Becky Leacy, Miriam Ryan & Billie Stoica | View |
Health
| Title | Year | Author(s) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Implications of Victim Blaming Narratives for Sex Workers: Informing Social Work Practice and the Law | 2024 | Leigh-Ann Sweeney & Susan Flynn | View |
| Exploring feminist egalitarian discourse and sex work for the social work curriculum: a critical pedagogy | 2024 | Leigh-Ann Sweeney & Susan Flynn | View |
| ‘I miss being honest’: sex workers’ accounts of silence and disclosure with health care providers in Ireland | 2021 | Paul Ryan & Kathryn McGarry | View |
| Stigmatization AmongDrug-Using Sex Workers AccessingSupport Services in Dublin | 2011 | Teresa Whitaker, Paul Ryan & Gemma Cox | View |
| A case for a health promotion framework: the psychosocial experiences of female, migrant sex workers in Ireland | 2017 | Leigh-Ann Sweeney & Sharron FitzGerald | View |
| Giving voice to women in the sex industry: A voice-centred relational model based qualitative study | 2019 | Leigh-Ann Sweeney, Jane Sixsmith & Michal Molcho | View |
State, Religion & Ideology
| Title | Year | Author(s) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| The politics of injustice: Sex-working women, feminism and criminalizing sex purchase in Ireland | 2019 | Kathryn McGarry & Sharron A FitzGerald | View |
| Problematizing Prostitution in Law and Policy in the Republic of Ireland: A Case for Reframing | 2016 | Sharron FitzGerald & Kathryn McGarry | View |
| ‘Reflexivities of discomfort’: Researching the sex trade and sex trafficking in Ireland | 2014 | Eilís Ward & Gillian Wylie | View |
| Commercial sex, clients, and Christian morals: Paying for sex in Ireland | 2016 | Susann Huschke & Dirk Schubotz | View |
Male Sex Workers
| Title | Year | Author(s) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| #Follow: exploring the role of social media in the online construction of male sex worker lives in Dublin, Ireland | 2016 | Paul Ryan | View |
| Drifters, Party Boys and Incumbents: The Life Patterns of Male Street-based Sex Workers | 2018 | Graham Ellison | View |
Human Trafficking / Modern Slavery
| Title | Year | Author(s) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vulnerable geographies: human trafficking, immigration and border control in the UK and beyond | 2015 | Sharron A. FitzGerald | View |
| Stopping the Traffick? The problem of evidence and legislating for the ‘Swedish model’ in Northern Ireland | 2017 | Susann Huschke & Eilís Ward | View |
| Vulnerable Bodies, Vulnerable Borders: Extraterritoriality and Human Trafficking | 2012 | Sharron A. FitzGerald | View |
| Biopolitics and the regulation of vulnerability: the case of the female trafficked migrant | 2010 | Sharron A. FitzGerald | View |
