The sex business

Changing attitudes about personal behavior, especially adultery, and the media's eagerness to talk about sex more openly, are driving the politics of decriminalization. The issue pits liberal modern government against social morality, with many economic, personal and social consequeces.

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Published in:	The Economist (London) 1998-02, Vol.346 (8055), p.17
Format:	Magazinearticle
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Analysis Civilization Culture Culture and law Decriminalization Ethical aspects Ethics Law Law and ethics Laws, regulations and rules Pornography Prostitution Sex oriented businesses
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Summary:	Changing attitudes about personal behavior, especially adultery, and the media's eagerness to talk about sex more openly, are driving the politics of decriminalization. The issue pits liberal modern government against social morality, with many economic, personal and social consequeces.
ISSN:	0013-0613