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The Sexual Organization of the City The Sexual Organization of the City Edited by Edward O. Laumann, Stephen Ellingson, Jenna Mahay, Anthony Paik, and Yoosik Youm The University of Chicago Press Chicago and London  .  is the George Herbert Mead Distinguished Service Professor of Sociology at the University of Chicago. He is coauthor of The Social Organization of Sexualityand coeditor of Sex, Love, and Health in America,both published by the University of Chicago Press.   is assistant professor of sociology at the Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary.   is a postdoctoral fellow in the Population Research Center at the University of Chicago.   is a doctoral student in the Department of Sociology at the University of Chicago.   is assistant professor of sociology at the University of Illinois at Chicago. The University of Chicago Press, Chicago  The University of Chicago Press, Ltd., London © by The University of Chicago All rights reserved. Published  Printed in the United States of America                ISBN:---(cloth) Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data The sexual organization of the city / edited by Edward O. Laumann ... [et al.]. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN ---(cloth :alk. paper) . Sex customs—Illinois—Chicago. I. Laumann, Edward O. HQ.U5 S  .''  oThe paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of the American National Standard for Information Sciences–Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI Z.-. Contents List of Illustrations and Tables ix Preface xiii Part One Introduction  ) The Theory of Sex Markets Stephen Ellingson, Edward O. Laumann, Anthony Paik, and Jenna Mahay   ) The Chicago Health and Social Life Survey Design Martha Van Haitsma, Anthony Paik, and Edward O. Laumann  Part Two The Structure of Urban Sexual Markets  ) Neighborhoods as Sex Markets Jenna Mahay and Edward O. Laumann   ) Race and the Construction of Same-Sex Sex Markets in Four Chicago Neighborhoods Stephen Ellingson and Kirby Schroeder  Part Three Sexual and Social Consequences of Sexual Marketplaces  ) Meeting and Mating over the Life Course Jenna Mahay and Edward O. Laumann   ) The Sex Market and Its Implications for Family Formation Yoosik Youm and Anthony Paik   ) Commitment, Jealousy, and the Quality of Life Anthony Paik, Edward O. Laumann, and Martha Van Haitsma   ) Violence and Sexuality: Examining Intimate-Partner Violence and Forced Sexual Activity Jennifer Tello Buntin, Zohar Lechtman, and Edward O. Laumann   ) Social Networks and Sexually Transmitted Diseases Yoosik Youm and Edward O. Laumann  Part Four Institutional Responses and Silences  ) Constructing Causal Stories and Moral Boundaries: Institutional Approaches to Sexual Problems Stephen Ellingson   ) Religion and the Politics of Sexuality Stephen Ellingson, Martha Van Haitsma, Edward O. Laumann, and Nelson Tebbe   ) The Cultural Economy of Urban Sexuality Stephen Ellingson, Jenna Mahay, Anthony Paik, and Edward O. Laumann  References  Contributors  Author Index  Subject Index  Illustrations and Tables Map . Sex-market ties  Figures . Chicago sex markets  . Nonstraight Shoreland men  . Probability of meeting in an institutionally embedded setting by gen- der and age met partner, Chicago adults, aged twenty to fifty-nine, CHSLS (–)  . Probability of having mutual acquaintances when met partner by gender, age met partner, and cohort, Chicago adults, aged twenty to fifty-nine, CHSLS (–)  . Probability of dating more than one month before sex with partner bygender, age met partner, and cohort, Chicago adults, aged twenty to fifty-nine, CHSLS (–)  . Probability of being in a committed relationship when first had sex with partner by gender, age met partner, and cohort, Chicago adults, aged twenty to fifty-nine, CHSLS (–)  . Percentage ever married by gender and race  . The effect of sexual-matching patterns on the marriage rate  . Racial/ethnic differences in sexual-matching strategies  . Proportion never married among men who are older than thirty-five  . A sexual-matching game in an extensive form  . Polygamous relationship as preferable to both men and women  . Structural embeddedness measured by social networks  . Kaplan-Meier survival estimates, by gender and race 

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