EroTICs: Sex, rights, and the net - part 2
EroTICs: Sex, rights, and the net - part 2
After 3 years of interrogation into the politics of sexuality and the interneti, the EROTICSi research is out! This second part of the GenderIT.orgi edition 'EroTICs: Sex, rights, and the net' publish the full research findings that delve into the complexities of policyi and legislative trends on internet content regulationi, map key actors and processes, and document how sexuality figures as a central theme in this debate. The reports also showcase the value of the internet in the exercise of rights by people of diverse sexualities.
Read introduction to this edition by Mabel Bianco, the president and founder of the Foundation for Study and Research on Women in Argentina.
Get intimate with the EROTICS research findings through a series of posts by the GenderIT bloggers. They provide a window into the rich and complex universe of the 3-year EROTICS project.
Find out more about the EROTICS research and its impacts via interviews with the EroTICs researchers and the experts involved within the fields of the internet governancei, sexuality and women's rightsi.
Flashback with GenderIT.org and check out the articles and blogs on key milestones in the EROTICS story.
News Articles
- Brazil: An ethnographic approach – mapping sexuality on Orkut
- USA: EROTICS responses to the Denver library - a fictional exchange on real foundations
- Thanks for All the Cash!
- India: Government should get out of the way
- Sex and the Net -- It starts with rights
- New research on sexuality and the internet is an “eye-opener”
- Lebanon and USA: Where is the line for sex on the internet?
- EROTICS raises fascinating new questions
Related Resources
- EROTICS: Sex, rights and the internet - an exploratory research study
- EROTICS: Exploratory research on sexuality and the internet - summary report
- EROTICS: An Exploratory Research on Sexuality & The Internet - Policy Review
- EROTICS: An Exploratory Research on Sexuality & The Internet - Policy Review
- MEDIA BRIEF: Censorship, sexuality and the internet
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