Related research

Others who also conduct research on sex work and policy in Sweden: 

• Rose Alliance, a sex worker organisation that has published 'En annan horisont'. 
• Susanne Dodillet, historian of ideas, has published work on the Swedish and German prostitution policy. 
• Daniella Danna, researcher with an expertise in prostitution policy who has conducted field work in Sweden. Can be contacted at daniela.danna (at) unimi.it.
• Giulia Garofalo Geymonat, currently based at Lund University, researching  sex-related services for people with disabilities.
• Jay Levy, researcher and author of the book Criminalizing the Purchase of Sex: Lessons from Sweden and the article 'Sweden's abolitionist discourse and law'.  He can be contacted at j.levy.03 (at) cantab.net. 
• Ida Kock is writing her PhD Thesis at Umeå University, interviewing sex workers in Sweden, Denmark and Norway. 
• Don Kulick, professor in Social Anthropology, has written a lot on the subject. His latest book is Loneliness and its opposite. He was recently recruited to Uppsala University.
• Jari Kuosmanen, researcher at Gothenburg University, with a long standing interest in sex work issues.
• Charlotta Holmström, from Malmö University, one of the authors of the book Prostitution Policy in the Nordic Region, has written a report on the effects of the Sex Purchase Ban commissioned by RFSU. 
• Isabelle Johansson, PhD candidate in Social Anthropology at Lund University, is a part of the research project DemandAT. Her Masters Thesis 'Swedish Anti-Trafficking Policy: Official Framework and Local Practices' won the MIM Masters Essay Award 2014. 
• Anna Hall (formerly Hulusjö) wrote her dissertation 'The Multiplicities of Prostitution Experience: Narratives about Power and Resistance' at Malmö Högskola. 
• Gabriella Scaramuzzino wrote her thesis 'Sexsäljares och sexköpares kollektiva handlande på internet: En svensk "fuckförening"?' ('Collective Action by Sex Service Providers and Sex Clients on the Internet') at Linköping University and is now at Malmö University. 
• Stockholm County Administrative Board has recently published a 2014 report on prostitution. 
• The National Board of Health and Welfare have several published reports. 
• RFSL, the federation for LGBTQ rights, is also conducting research. Their latest published report was 'Osynliga synliga aktörer'('Invisible Visible Actors'), but they will release more reports in the future.