Geographies of Regulation

Discover the intricate dynamics of colonial regulation in "Geographies of Regulation" by Philip Howell, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This compelling study delves into the British authorities' efforts to manage prostitution both domestically and in the colonies, revealing a more complex narrative than traditionally understood. With 312 pages of in-depth analysis, Howell examines the similarities and differences between colonial and metropolitan practices, arguing that the British administration of commercial sexuality was far more profound and extensive than commonly depicted. This book is essential for anyone interested in the history of prostitution in Great Britain during the 19th century and the broader implications of regulatory practices. Enhance your understanding of this critical aspect of British history with Howell's insightful exploration.