Szexipar és mobilitás Magyarországon a múltban és a jelenben

Abstract

In this study, we concern about the problem of how and why the mobility of the prostitution matrix has changed in Hungary. Prostitution is based on coexisting networks. The prostitution industry followed exactly all economic changes of the industrial revolution since the 19th century as the population explosion in the suddenly developing new metropolitan centres, mass pauperization, rapid growth of the entertainment industry, the popularized display of erotica and sex industry through various channels of communication, finally the transformation of the internal structure of the prostitution industry. This industry is market-oriented, reacts very sensitively to needs, as well as to induction that requires to offer always some novelty to users/clients. Managing this supply market needs permanent attention and strict control of the maintainers. Obviously, clients must be served with absolute comfort since their sexual needs have established and are operating the entire system of prostitution facilities. However, the management is seeking always new options. Clients are instigated to have as extreme sexual experience as possible. Thus their interest in the diversity of multiple sexual trends is kept alive even artificially upgraded and maintained vivid by the sex business which is providing versatile new sexual experiences. It also works in a wholesale business in line with artificially designed body imaging and sex fashion methods. At the