links to academic studies
| name of study | author | importance |
|---|---|---|
| Prostitution in Sweden 2014: The Extent and Development of Prostitution in Sweden | Endrit Mujaj and Amanda Netscher | the only one that includes all of the important statistics from surveys |
| Client-Only Criminalization in the City of Stockholm | Daniela Danna | money for police but not social services |
| Four Hundred Thousand Swedish Perverts | Don Kulick | figures behind the supposed decrease |
| The Swedish Sex Purchase Act | Charlotta Holmström | there could be more 'brokers' (pimps and traffickers) |
| The Swedish Government mandated the National Board of Health and Welfare [Socialstyrelsen] in the Women’s Safety Bill of 1997/98 to regularly monitor and gather information about the extent and development of prostitution in Sweden | ||
| Prostitution in Sweden 1998-1999 | ||
| Prostitution in Sweden 2003: Knowledge, Beliefs & Attitudes of Key Informants | ||
| Prostitution in Sweden 2007 | ||
| Interventioner mot prostitution och människohandel för sexuella ändamål | 2008 | |
| "SOU" stands for "Statens Offentliga Utredningar," which translates to "Government Official Reports" | ||
| SOU 1995:15 | in 1995 street sex work was already decreasing | |
| SOU 2010:49 | Anna Skarhed | makes no claim for a reduction in demand |
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