Geographies of regulation: policing prostitution in nineteenth-century Britain and the Empire
In: Cambridge studies in historical geography 43
Introduction : Britain and the historical geography of regulationism -- Partial legislation and privileged places : the Contagious Diseases Acts -- Liverpool, localisation and the municipal regulation of prostitution in Britain -- A private Contagious Diseases Act : prostitution and the proctorial system in Victorian Cambridge -- Sexuality, sovereignty and space : colonial law and the making of prostitute subjects in Gibraltar and the British Mediterranean -- Race and the regulation of prostitution in Hong Kong and the overseas empire -- Conclusions : mapping the politics of regulation