Sexual Cultures and Migration in the Era of AIDS is the first demographic, anthropological study of what happens to sexual behavior and the rules of risk-taking in sexual encounters when people migrate from countryside to city, from one city to another, or from one country to another culture. It represents a milestone in the study of cross-cultural sexuality and sexually transmitted diseases.

• Part I: Introductions


• 1.: Gilbert Herdt: Introduction: Sexual Cultures and Population MovementImplications for AIDS/STDs


• 2.: John H. Gagnon: Others Have Sex with Others: Captain Cook and the Penetration of the Pacific


• Part II: Population Movement and AIDS


• 3.: John C. Caldwell, John K. Anarfi, and Pat Caldwell: Mobility, Migration, Sex, STDs, and AIDS: An Essay on sub-Saharan Africa with Other Parallels


• 4.: Richard G. Parker: Migration, Sexual Subcultures, and HIV/AIDS in Brazil


• 5.: Anchalee Singhanetra-Renard: Population Movement and the AIDS Epidemic in Thailand


• 6.: Lynellyn Long: Refugee Women, Violence, and HIV


• Part III: From Rural to Urban Sexual Risk


• 7.: Michel Caraël: Urban-Rural Differentials in HIV/STD and Sexual Behaviour


• 8.: Mark VanLandingham and Nancy Grandjean: Some Cultural Underpinnings of Male Sexual Behaviour Patterns in Thailand


• 9.: Patrick Larvie: Homophobia and the Ethnoscape of Sex Work in Rio de Janeiro


• Part IV: Sexual Networks and Commercial Sex


• 10.: Han ten Brummelhuis: Mobility, Marriage, and Prostitution: Sexual Risk among Thai in the Netherlands


• 11.: Katherine C. Bond, David D. Celentano, Sukanya Phonsophakul, and Chayan Vaddhanaphuti: Mobility and Migration: Female Commercial Sex Work and the HIV Epidemic in Northern Thailand


• 12.: I. O. Orubuloye: Sexual Networking, Use of Condoms, and Perception of STDs and HIV/AIDS Transmission among Migrant Sex Workers in Lagos, Nigeria


• 13.: Joseph Carrier, Bang Nguyen, and Sammy Su: Sexual Relations between Migrating Populations (Vietnamese with Mexican and Anglo) and HIV/STD Infections in Southern California


• Part I Introductions


• 1. Introduction: Sexual Cultures and Population MovementImplications for AIDS/STDs


• Gilbert Herdt


• 2. Others Have Sex with Others: Captain Cook and the Penetration of the Pacific


• John H. Gagnon


• Part II Population Movement and AIDS


• 3. Mobility, Migration, Sex, STDs, and AIDS: An Essay on sub-Saharan Africa with Other Parallels


• John C. Caldwell, John K. Anarfi, and Pat Caldwell


• 4. Migration, Sexual Subcultures, and HIV/AIDS in Brazil


• Richard G. Parker


• 5. Population Movement and the AIDS Epidemic in Thailand


• Anchalee Singhanetra-Renard


• 6. Refugee Women, Violence, and HIV


• Lynellyn Long


• Part III From Rural to Urban Sexual Risk


• 7. UrbanRural Differentials in HIV/STD and Sexual Behaviour


• Michel Caraël


• 8. Some Cultural Underpinnings of Male Sexual Behaviour Patterns in Thailand


• Mark VanLandingham and Nancy Grandjean


• 9. Homophobia and the Ethnoscape of Sex Work in Rio de Janeiro


• Patrick Larvie


• Part IV Sexual Networks and Commercial Sex


• 10. Mobility, Marriage, and Prostitution: Sexual Risk among Thai in the Netherlands


• Han ten Brummelhuis


• 11. Mobility and Migration: Female Commercial Sex Work and the HIV Epidemic in Northern Thailand


• Katherine C. Bond, David D. Celentano, Sukanya Phonsophakul, and Chayan Vaddhanaphuti


• 12. Sexual Networking, Use of Condoms, and Perception of STDs and HIV/AIDS Transmission among Migrant Sex Workers in Lagos, Nigeria


• I. O. Orubuloye


• 13. Sexual Relations between Migrating Populations (Vietnamese with Mexican and Anglo) and HIV/STD Infections in Southern California


• Joseph Carrier, Bang Nguyen, and Sammy Su


• Part I Introductions


• 1. Introduction: Sexual Cultures and Population MovementImplications for AIDS/STDs


• Gilbert Herdt


• 2. Others Have Sex with Others: Captain Cook and the Penetration of the Pacific


• John H. Gagnon


• Part II Population Movement and AIDS


• 3. Mobility, Migration, Sex, STDs, and AIDS: An Essay on sub-Saharan Africa with Other Parallels


• John C. Caldwell, John K. Anarfi, and Pat Caldwell


• 4. Migration, Sexual Subcultures, and HIV/AIDS in Brazil


• Richard G. Parker


• 5. Population Movement and the AIDS Epidemic in Thailand


• Anchalee Singhanetra-Renard


• 6. Refugee Women, Violence, and HIV


• Lynellyn Long


• Part III From Rural to Urban Sexual Risk


• 7. UrbanRural Differentials in HIV/STD and Sexual Behaviour


• Michel Caraël


• 8. Some Cultural Underpinnings of Male Sexual Behaviour Patterns in Thailand


• Mark VanLandingham and Nancy Grandjean


• 9. Homophobia and the Ethnoscape of Sex Work in Rio de Janeiro


• Patrick Larvie


• Part IV Sexual Networks and Commercial Sex


• 10. Mobility, Marriage, and Prostitution: Sexual Risk among Thai in the Netherlands


• Han ten Brummelhuis


• 11. Mobility and Migration: Female Commercial Sex Work and the HIV Epidemic in Northern Thailand


• Katherine C. Bond, David D. Celentano, Sukanya Phonsophakul, and Chayan Vaddhanaphuti


• 12. Sexual Networking, Use of Condoms, and Perception of STDs and HIV/AIDS Transmission among Migrant Sex Workers in Lagos, Nigeria


• I. O. Orubuloye


• 13. Sexual Relations between Migrating Populations (Vietnamese with Mexican and Anglo) and HIV/STD Infections in Southern California


• Joseph Carrier, Bang Nguyen, and Sammy Su


• Part I Introductions


• 1. Introduction: Sexual Cultures and Population MovementImplications for AIDS/STDs


• Gilbert Herdt


• 2. Others Have Sex with Others: Captain Cook and the Penetration of the Pacific


• John H. Gagnon


• Part II Population Movement and AIDS


• 3. Mobility, Migration, Sex, STDs, and AIDS: An Essay on sub-Saharan Africa with Other Parallels


• John C. Caldwell, John K. Anarfi, and Pat Caldwell


• 4. Migration, Sexual Subcultures, and HIV/AIDS in Brazil


• Richard G. Parker


• 5. Population Movement and the AIDS Epidemic in Thailand


• Anchalee Singhanetra-Renard


• 6. Refugee Women, Violence, and HIV


• Lynellyn Long


• Part III From Rural to Urban Sexual Risk


• 7. UrbanRural Differentials in HIV/STD and Sexual Behaviour


• Michel Caraël


• 8. Some Cultural Underpinnings of Male Sexual Behaviour Patterns in Thailand


• Mark VanLandingham and Nancy Grandjean


• 9. Homophobia and the Ethnoscape of Sex Work in Rio de Janeiro


• Patrick Larvie


• Part IV Sexual Networks and Commercial Sex


• 10. Mobility, Marriage, and Prostitution: Sexual Risk among Thai in the Netherlands


• Han ten Brummelhuis


• 11. Mobility and Migration: Female Commercial Sex Work and the HIV Epidemic in Northern Thailand


• Katherine C. Bond, David D. Celentano, Sukanya Phonsophakul, and Chayan Vaddhanaphuti


• 12. Sexual Networking, Use of Condoms, and Perception of STDs and HIV/AIDS Transmission among Migrant Sex Workers in Lagos, Nigeria


• I. O. Orubuloye


• 13. Sexual Relations between Migrating Populations (Vietnamese with Mexican and Anglo) and HIV/STD Infections in Southern California


• Joseph Carrier, Bang Nguyen, and Sammy Su