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Manderson, Lenore. “Public Sex Performances in Patpong and Explorations of the Edges of Imagination.”Journal of Sex Research. 29.4 (1992): 451-476. Print.

In this article, the author mainly talks about the public sex performance in the context of the extensive industry of sex trading of Thailand to explain its local adaptability of sex industry by observation the sex acts inclusively of dances, eroticism tricks, and sexual intercourse in for bars of Patpong.

Overall, this is definitely a credible source. For one thing, the author is a Doctor of the University of Witwatersrand, she worked on these related projects, so she has the relevant experience to make this research. For another thing, the article was published in the Journal of Sex Research which has been paying attention to these questions, so this paper must have its authority and desirability. Finally, as for the theme of this article, the author made the progressive and logical analyses with providing effective and detailed facts of demonstrating, along with offering the effective and rich references.

This source would be used to provide the theory guidance of explaining the question of why the sex tourism is still so prevalent in Thailand about the topic of sex tourism in Bangkok in my coming paper.

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Truong, Thanh-Dam. Sex, Money and Morality: Prostitution and Tourism in Southeast Asia. London: Cambridge University Press, 1990. Print.

In this book, the author aims to explain the particular context of prostitution in Thailand by historical- specific approach to analyze the impacts from Buddhist and sexual manpower as a specific form of labor with the development of capitalism, along with mentioning that the sexual workers should fight for their own rights as any workers in another field.

Overall, this is quite a credible sources. For one thing, the author is an economist and a professor at Chulalongkorn University, and she ever wrote some books about corruption in Thailand. So she has a deep understanding of the entire situation of Thailand. For another thing, this book was published by Cambridge University Press, so it must be examined and proofread seriously. Finally, as for the main claims of this book, the author made detailed and profound analyses by using historical- specific approach and quoting the other words.

This resources would be of one of the primary resources to offer the theory bases and guidance to answer that what did the Buddhism think of and affect the skin trade of Thailand in my coming paper.

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Week 9 - Additional Elements in ePortfolio

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Week 9 - Additional Elements in ePortfolio

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The part of my discussion

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“ Impacts of Sex Tourism in Bangkok.” Ukessays. Ukessays Media, 23 Mar. 2015. Web. 25

Jan. 2017.

This article mainly discusses the effects of sex tourism including child prostitution in Bangkok with the development of tourism industry.

Overall, this is a credible source. For one thing, Ukessays is a website which has been trusted by students since 2003. For another thing, as for the topic of this article. The author firstly gave a clear thinking clue and described the study questions, aims, methods, limitations, and meanings specifically. Then the author started to analyze the causes, the current situation of sex trading and child prostitution and trafficking, and the damages which caused by sex tourism with a logical and clear mind.

This resources would be of one of the primary resources to provide theoretical

guidance for the topic of the sex tourism and provided the methodology instructions for

analyzing the damages caused by sex trading and child prostitution and trafficking in

Thailand of my coming paper.

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Week 9 - Additional Elements in ePortfolio

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Week 9 - Additional Elements in ePortfolio

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AP presentation

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Week 9 - Additional Elements in ePortfolio

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Week 9 - Additional Elements in ePortfolio

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AP Pitch with my peer Nicole Thai

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**Hays, Jeffrey. “Sex Industry, Sex Tourism, Sex Shows and Prostitutes in Thailand, Sex

Industry in Thailand.” Facts and Details. Facts and Details Inc., 2014. Web. 3 March 2017.
**“Impacts of Sex Tourism in Bangkok.” Ukessays. Ukessays Media, 23 Mar. 2015. Web. 3 March 2017.
** Tangtammaruk, Peera. “Characteristics of the Commercial Sex Market in Thailand: A Microeconomics Investigation.” Eurasian Journal of Economics and Finance 2.1 (2014): 28-46. Print.
** Mason, Ashley. “Tourism and the Sex Trade Industry in Southeast Asia.” Totem: The University of Western Ontario Journal of Anthropology 7.1 (1999): 89-102. Print.
** Neuman, Sandra. “Female Prostitution in Thailand - Looked Upon a Victim-Agent Framework.” Australian Nursing Journal 19.11 (2012): 48. Print.

**Truong, Thanh-Dam. Sex, Money and Morality: Prostitution and Tourism in Southeast Asia. London: Cambridge University Press, 1990. Print.

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Week 4 - New York Times piece in makeing an effective composition

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Week 4 - New York Times piece in makeing an effective composition

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Adding eyes catching image along with the composition attracts the readers' attentino in considerable extent.
Things to learn from New York Times: Eyes catching images
Things to apply to my AP: have to attach theme related image along with accurate description of the image, with clear, accurate, and brief figure labeling.

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Possible Solutions:
* standardizing the sex industry in the aspect of legalizing the health standards of this industry
* from the perspective of the sex customers in both of the domestic Thailand and foreign countries, prior to they engage with sex service in Thailand, it is compulsory for them to accept the health examination.
* the legislation process cost and social cost.
Important Notes: it is impossible and unpractical to abolish the sex industry in Thailand with the purpose of avoiding its negative impacts. Therefore, it is urgently important to concern about the health issue that results from the non-standardized sex industry in Thailand.

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based on the considerably irreplaceable role of sex industry in Thai economy and its profoundly historical development, it is impossible and unpractical to abolish the sex industry in Thailand with the purpose of avoiding its negative impacts.

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the prosperity of sex industry in Thailand brings a lot of harmful consequences, inclusive of the wide spread infection to HIV/AIDS in domestic Thailand and to foreign tourists, pedophilia, illegal activities such as child labor, child sex trafficking, sale of illegal drugs, and criminal activities, as well as seasonal employment for the sex workers (Feingold 28), which determines the urgency and necessity for the Thai government to attach great importance to solve and standardize the sex industry in Thailand.

Feingold, David. “Human Trafficking.” Think Again (2005): 26-32. Print.

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According to the Avert, there are more than 440,000 Thai people are living with HIV. And after sub-Saharan Africa, Asia becomes the region with the largest number of people living with HIV. More importantly, Thailand occupies people who are living with HIV at least 9% (“HIV And AIDS in Thailand”). As a result, it is urgent and significantly important for the Thai government to solve and standardize the sex industry in Thailand due to the widespread infection to HIV/AIDS of Thai people.

“HIV And Aids in Thailand.” Avert. Avert, n.d. Web. 9 March 2017.