Reflektionen über käufliche Liebe zu Minderjährigen (oder etwas älteren):
Stan Persky: Buddy's, Vancouver 1989 und Autobiography of a Tatoo, Vancouver 1997
Hans Scherer: Remeurs Sünden, Ffm 197
Friedrich Kröhnke: Dieser Berliner Sommer, Berlin 1994, Ratten-Roman Berlin 1986; überhaupt alle seine Bücher
Lean-Luc Hennig: Les Garçons de passe. Enquête sur la prostitution masculine Paris 1978
Hans-Joachim Schickedanz: Homosexuelle Prostitution Ffm: Campus 1979
Die Strichjungen und Ein typischer Kunde über die Prostitution maghrebinische Jugendlicher in Paris in him applaus pp.16
Thanh-Dam Truong: Sex, Money and Morality: Prostitution and tourism in South-east Asia. London: Zed Books, 1990
A. Allsebrook und A. Swift, 1989, Broken Promise, London: Hodder and Stoughton. ISBN: 0-340-50906-6 – The work of two journalists. A good cross-cultural study of children in difficult circumstances, including in the West. Gives an excellent life history of young prostitutes in New York, without using stereotypes or moral judgements. It also deals with First and Third World children equally without any of the delinquent/victim dichotomy inherent in so much of the literature. Based on case histories.
Abdelwahab Boudhiba, 1982, Exploitation of child labour: Final report of the Special Rapporteur of the UN Sub Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, Geneva: United Nations.
Boudhiba's report was not only extremely influential in its day in drawing official attention to the issue of child labour, it was also ahead of its time in giving priority to two particular groups of child workers: child domestic servants (which he called 'maids of all work') and child prostitutes. Although neither category has been given the attention it deserves, his efforts to conceptualise both within the overall framework of child work were pathbreaking.

K. Donovan, 1994, Hidden From View: an exploration of the little known world of young male prostitutes in Great Britain and Europe with recommendations for an effective interagency approach, West Midlands Police. – Deals with young male prostitutes in England and other European countries. Takes a very small sample group (less than 20) and bases the investigation on them. As might be expected, the numbers coming out of care are high as is tension with the police. In all the literature on male prostitution there is a discussion on whether these boys are 'really' gay or just do it for the money which is largely absent from works written about female prostitution. Nobody questions if they are 'really' straight or not. Good first section on the history of male prostitution and the recognition that it is not a new phenomenon and has been institutionalised for centuries. Good too, on the ways of recruiting boys into prostitution - usually done through other boys and what happens to the afterwards. Boys usually leave prostitution by the time they are 23 and either settle into long term relationships (occasionally with a customer) or they turn to other kinds of criminal activity. The average age boys enter prostitution is 14 years. The information on other European countries supports these findings. Many prostitutes came from an institutionalised background and started at 14 or 15 years of age. In Holland where prostitution is legal, the same rules apply to male and female prostitutes. They must be over 18 but can work in licensed brothels. Most leave prostitution after two years.
Tim Bond: Boy Prostitution in Sri Lanka: The Problems, Effects and Suggested Remedies, Colombo, Sri Lanka, Terre Des Hommes, in association with the Ministry of Planing & Information 1980.
This examines the well known 'causes' of child sex exploitation and its consequences, but the analysis needs to take into account aspects of racism and also the politics of post-colonial countries, which are seriously neglected aspect of research ,even in the case of Thailand where sex tourism is far more well organised and well documented. A useful read but the statistical methods used are not satisfactory.
N.H.Graburn: Tourism and Prostitution, Annals of Tourism Research, 10 (3) 1983.
One of the strongest anti-tourist texts, makes the relationship between prostitution and tourism explicit. Claims that the men of poorer countries are turned into pimps who have to sell their country's beauty, while the whole country is prostituted to tourists.
F. Lefort: 'Let street children take resposnibility', in Children Worldwide (2), ICCB Geneva 1992.
Lefort is a priest, doctor and Director of Caritas Mauritania, publishing widely about child prostitution, as well as producing many unpublished papers, written in a somewhat heated style. He claims that prostitution with foreign clients is on the rise in Mauritania: 'I have treated 103 boys who were victims of only 7 paedophiles, practically all foreigners'.

M. Correa, 1994 The construction of sexuality among adolescents: a study of two different groups in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Paper for XIII World Congress of sociology, also Published in Pfeffer & Behera (eds) 1996.
Although this is not concerned with child prostitution, it is interesting for the insight it provides into sexual attitudes among Brazilian urban teenagers. Focusing on 62 adolescents aged between 13 and 15 years, both male and female, their acquisition and development of the language and normative rules of sexuality. Well researched and interesting analysis.

G.D. Wilson & D.N. Cox, 1986, The Child Lovers: A study of paedophiles in society, London and Boston: Peter Owen. ISBN: 0-72060-6039
Discusses the basis of attraction between men and children. Comments on similarities between this attraction and 'normal' male attraction: "A certain degree of attraction to well developed thirteen and fourteen year old girls is very common, if not endemic, in the male population" (p. 18), referring to a study of 77 paedophiles (contacted through the now defunct Paedophile Information Exchange), which asked men what physical traits they found attractive in a child. This list included good looks, smooth skin (hairlessness), smallness. Personality traits include innocence, openness and curiosity.

D. K. Weisberg, 1985, Children of the Night: A Study of Adolescent Prostitution, Massachusetts. Lexington Books. ISBN: 0669 06389-4
Good, comprehensive book on child prostitution in the USA, especially in San Francisco Is based on first hand research in San Francisco but compiles data from many different sources. Laws are clearly discussed as are projects that aim to get children to give up the life. Pays equal attention to male and female prostitution but presents data on each group separately. Starts with a history of child prostitution and links it in to 'the runaway children' phenomenon of the 1960s. Then goes on to give an ethnography of three areas of San Francisco where underage prostitutes can be found. Unusual in that it does not just deal with street prostitution but other forms as well, including upper class prostitution. Typically, there is a section on whether or not rent boys are 'really' gay. The importance of broken homes is emphasised -- when children are neglected, they run away, often on a whim which means they have made few plans and have little money. Then if they do not return home, prostitution becomes one of the few options open to them. Concludes that the majority of young prostitutes are white and that their ages range from 12–18 years. Also notes a high correlation between sexual abuse (most commonly incest) and prostitution, but notes that sexual abuse is not always consistently defined so this must be interpreted with care. Discusses the health risks for children and notes that STDs are not their only health problem. They are also susceptible to colds, flu and psychological disorders.

Amerikaner in Ägypten
Neil Miller: Out in the World, New York 1992
Reise in die Türkei, Griechenland, Südslawien:
Keith Hale: In the Land of Alexander, Boston 1990