Questions about payment and what it signifies, lie at the heart of feminist debates concerning the morality and legitimacy of sex work. Yet the materialities of payment still remain interestingly under-explored in sex work research. This article addresses this gap by examining immigrant, migrant and racialized sex workers’ pricing practices in Vancouver, Canada and Melbourne, Australia. Determining one’s prices or rates in the sex industry was not a neutral, market-driven calculation for many workers, but was infused with strong ideas about safety, risk, experiential knowledge and the specificities of sex work. Analysing prices and pricing practices through a practice theory lens offers an opportunity to re-think the role of choice in feminist debates about sex work, by highlighting the decisions workers make on a day-to-day basis and capturing the myriad knowledges gained more commonly through experience rather than instruction.

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费率、玫瑰和捐赠：在性工作中命名你的价格

关于报酬及其含义的问题是关于性工作的道德和合法性的女权主义辩论的核心。然而，有趣的是，在性工作研究中，报酬的重要性仍未得到充分探索。本文通过研究加拿大温哥华和澳大利亚墨尔本的移民、移民和种族化性工作者的定价实践来弥补这一差距。对许多工人来说，确定一个人在性行业的价格或费率并不是中性的、市场驱动的计算，而是注入了关于安全、风险、经验知识和性工作特殊性的强烈想法。通过实践理论的视角分析价格和定价实践提供了一个机会，可以重新思考选择在关于性工作的女权主义辩论中的作用，