Machine generated contents note: 1.Sexuality encore / Henrietta L. Moore -- Global transformations and sexual subjectivities -- 2.Normalised transgressions: consumption, the market, and sexuality in Mexico / Ana Amuchastegui -- 3.`The personal is political and the political is personal': sexuality, politics and social movements in modem Iran / Pardis Mahdavi -- 4.The paradox of pluralisation: masculinities, androgyny and male anxiety in contemporary China / Derek Hird -- 5.Rights amidst wrongs: the paradoxes of gender rights-based approaches towards AIDS in South Africa / Mark Hunter -- 6.The ambivalent sexual subject: HIV prevention and male-to-male intimacy in India / Paul Boyce -- Sexnalities in practice -- 7.`No one saw us': reputation as an axis of sexual identity / Harriet Phinney -- 8.Beyond resistance: gay and lala recreation in Beijing / William F. Schroeder --

Contents note continued: 9.The limits of `lesbian': nomenclature and normativity in feminist approaches to sexuality, gender and development / Carolyn H. Williams -- 10.Disability, sexuality and sexual health / Leslie Swartz -- 11.Bodies and their signs: acknowledging and interpreting erotic responses / Vincent Colapietro -- Sexualities in theory, policy and programmatic contexts -- 12.Some notes on new frontiers of sexuality and globalisation / Tom Boellstorff -- 13.Transnationalism in sexuality studies: an `Africanist' perspective / Marc Epprecht -- 14.The right to say no: gender empowerment in US global HIV-prevention policy / Anne W. Esacove -- 15.Sexuality and desire in racialised contexts / Mara Viveros Vigoya -- 16.From research to policy and practice / Peter Aggleton -- 17.Reflections on die new frontiers in sexualities research / Jeffrey Weeks.