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qualitative analysis of vocational choice: a collective case study of strippers

The first part of this article reviews empirical findings that focus on female strippers, customers, and occupational demands. Possible economic, sociological, and psychological explanations for involvement in stripping are reviewed. A review of the strip club environment, recruitment approaches, socialization to the job, the inducements, ideologies formed, the patrons, stripper-customer interactions, occupational demands, and types of aspirations from this group are discussed. The focus of this qualitative study was to describe female strippers in a small community regarding (1) their upbringing, (2) what interests them about the occupation, and (3) what their intentions are for the future. Three female strippers in a small community were interviewed and the content of those interviews were coded. Results indicate differences between city and small town strip clubs, the customers expectations and standards, and career versus goal-oriented strippers regarding their upbringings and goals.