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学会発表の時間帯 カナダ時間:9/13 15:30-17:00 , 日本時間:9/14 07:30-09:00
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Abstract (Revised for public posting)
This paper explores the narratives of young women engaged in sex work in a large urban region of Indonesia, examining how they navigate everyday life under conditions of social stigma and institutional uncertainty. Drawing on qualitative interviews conducted in the mid-2020s, the study considers participants’ accounts of working arrangements, living circumstances, pathways into the work, and future aspirations. The analysis focuses on (1) how individuals explain and justify their situations in the face of moral condemnation and ambiguous regulation, (2) what meanings they construct to sustain dignity, and (3) how they organize time and imagine possible futures. The findings suggest that participants’ narratives operate as practical coping strategies—for example, framing work through family responsibility, drawing on caregiving identities, setting short-term horizons, and managing proximity to informal support networks. These narrative practices help rework intersecting vulnerabilities related to age, gender, and mobility, making difficult circumstances more manageable even when underlying constraints remain.