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Routledge - Sex Tourism in Africa: Kenya's Booming Industry

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Description

Explore a critical academic study of the sex tourism industry in Kenya through this detailed publication from Routledge. As one of the most popular destinations in Africa for sex tourism, Kenya provides a vital case study for understanding the intersection of tourism development and the sex trade. This book provides much-needed statistics and data supported by in-depth empirical research. It examines the specific conditions that generate this social problem and looks at the features of both tourism and the sex trade within a broader developmental context. The text avoids a moralistic stance to provide a balanced analysis, instead questioning the exploitative nature of the trade, specifically regarding child sex tourism. Readers will find a thorough evaluation of current policies in place and how they impact the industry. This work is an essential resource for those studying anthropology, sociology, and tourism development, offering a data-driven perspective on complex social issues in East Africa.

Key Features

Includes in-depth empirical research and statistics gathered directly from Kenya to provide a data-driven foundation for analysis.

Examines the relationship between tourism development and the sex trade to understand how these industries interact.

Provides a non-moralistic investigation into the social conditions that contribute to the growth of sex tourism.

Addresses the critical issue of exploitation, with a specific focus on the complexities of child sex tourism.

Evaluates current policies to determine their effectiveness in managing the industry and its social impacts.

Offers academic insights suitable for researchers in anthropology, sociology, and global tourism studies.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 October 2009
Listed Since
18 August 2009

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