First Advisor
Dr. Vincent C. Wincelowicz
College
College of Contemporary Liberal Studies
Degree Name
MS Criminology
Document Type
Thesis - Open Access
Abstract
This research examines the existing data in order to determine if there is sufficient criminological, sociological, and academic research done that can develop way
to reduce the demand of prostitution. Seeking to use different ways to reduce the demand for prostitution, it is found that legalization, strict enforcement of legal norms, and a number of public shaming ideas could very well be useful. Men between the ages of 25 to 40 are the highest solicitation age group, these men make up a majority of the statistics. Survey information from StatisticBrain (2016) and Roeben (2015) are utilized to demonstrate the attitudes of sexually adventurous men who solicit prostitutes no matter what their relationship status may be.
Date of Award
Fall 2017
Location (Creation)
Denver, Colorado
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Recommended Citation
Avery, Amber, "A Qualitative Study of Recent and Existing Research into the Problem of Prostitution to Determine Whether Sufficient Research has been done to Analyze Steps that can be Developed to Successfully Reduce the Demand of Prostitution Among Men in the 25 to 40 Age Range." (2017). Student Publications. 838.
https://epublications.regis.edu/theses/838