The Essex website uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are consenting to their use. Please visit our cookie policy to find out which cookies we use and why. View cookie policy. ProsPol included over 90 members from over 20 countries and it was coordinated by Dr Crowhurst.
At present there are no efficient strategies to address these complex issues and their comprehensive analysis remain fragmented, with little communication amongst researchers from different countries and between researchers and policy makers. ProsPol aimed to fulfil the pressing need to exchange knowledge and develop comparative approaches on prostitution policies, their effects and the complex contexts influencing them.
It provided an innovative platform of exchange to enhance understanding of how concepts, policies and practices transfer across national cultures and local contexts, and the implications this has for knowledge exchange and coordination in the field.
Among its achievements were two ground-breaking conferences in Vienna and Copenhagen, the first international conferences entirely dedicated to sex work, public debates, including in countries that usually marginalise the topic, and innovative research evidence.
While it has officially concluded, many of its members continue working together in research and advocacy in the field. Meet the Essex SU. I'm looking for Unable to find any suggestions for your query Prefer to see our subject areas? Browse courses by subject. Looking for funded postgraduate opportunities? View doctoral training partnerships Browse postgraduate research opportunities.
