The Sex Industry in New Zealand: A Literature Review

Foreword | Acknowledgements | Tables | Executive summary | Part I: The Sex Industry in New Zealand | Part II: Overseas Models of Prostitution Law Reform Evaluations | References | Appendix I: Methodological issues in researching clients of sex workers

Acknowledgements

The compiling of this literature review would not have been possible without the assistance of many individuals and institutions. In particular, I wish to thank the following:

• Catherine Healy and the New Zealand Prostitutes’ Collective;
• Tim Barnett, MP, and his Executive Assistant, Tony Milne;
• Dr Libby Plumridge;
• Dr Barbara Sullivan, University of Queensland, Australia;
• Dr John Lowman, Simon Fraser University, Canada;
• Staff at Victoria University of Wellington Library;
• Staff at National Library of New Zealand;
• Staff at the Parliamentary Library.

I am grateful also for the support and advice provided by staff at the Ministry of Justice, and commend the latter for their initiative in facilitating the production of this document.

Dr Jan Jordan
Institute of Criminology
Victoria University of Wellington

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