Nancy M. Wingfield received her PhD in history and an Area Studies Certificate for East Central Europe from Columbia University. A specialist on Habsburg Central Europe, she has edited and published a number of books and articles on the topic. Her research has had the support of ACLS, Fulbright, IREX, and the Woodrow Wilson Center, and has been published in Czech, English, and Ukrainian. She is now beginning work on a project on imposters, migration, and trafficking in women.

• Introduction 1: The Riehl Trial 2: Reforming Prostitution in Post-Riehl Vienna 3: Peripheries: Regulating Prostitution in the Provinces 4: Brothel Life: Tolerated Prostitutes, Their Clients, the Madams, and the Vice Police 5: Clandestine Prostitutes: Women of the Streets, Their Pimps, the Vice Police, and the Public 6: The Trafficking Panic in Late Imperial Austria 7: Morals and Morale during the Great War Epilogue

Wingfield's study of prostitution in late imperial Austria is a welcome and valuable addition to the growing number of books on the subject within other parts of Europe. It will prove to be of great value and insight to scholars and students of what has often been claimed to be the oldest profession in history.

Nancy M. Wingfield received her PhD in history and an Area Studies Certificate for East Central Europe from Columbia University. A specialist on Habsburg Central Europe, she has edited and published a number of books and articles on the topic. Her research has had the support of ACLS, Fulbright, IREX, and the Woodrow Wilson Center, and has been published in Czech, English, and Ukrainian. She is now beginning work on a project on imposters, migration, and trafficking in women.

• Introduction 1: The Riehl Trial 2: Reforming Prostitution in Post-Riehl Vienna 3: Peripheries: Regulating Prostitution in the Provinces 4: Brothel Life: Tolerated Prostitutes, Their Clients, the Madams, and the Vice Police 5: Clandestine Prostitutes: Women of the Streets, Their Pimps, the Vice Police, and the Public 6: The Trafficking Panic in Late Imperial Austria 7: Morals and Morale during the Great War Epilogue

Wingfield's study of prostitution in late imperial Austria is a welcome and valuable addition to the growing number of books on the subject within other parts of Europe. It will prove to be of great value and insight to scholars and students of what has often been claimed to be the oldest profession in history.

Nancy M. Wingfield received her PhD in history and an Area Studies Certificate for East Central Europe from Columbia University. A specialist on Habsburg Central Europe, she has edited and published a number of books and articles on the topic. Her research has had the support of ACLS, Fulbright, IREX, and the Woodrow Wilson Center, and has been published in Czech, English, and Ukrainian. She is now beginning work on a project on imposters, migration, and trafficking in women.

• Introduction 1: The Riehl Trial 2: Reforming Prostitution in Post-Riehl Vienna 3: Peripheries: Regulating Prostitution in the Provinces 4: Brothel Life: Tolerated Prostitutes, Their Clients, the Madams, and the Vice Police 5: Clandestine Prostitutes: Women of the Streets, Their Pimps, the Vice Police, and the Public 6: The Trafficking Panic in Late Imperial Austria 7: Morals and Morale during the Great War Epilogue

Wingfield's study of prostitution in late imperial Austria is a welcome and valuable addition to the growing number of books on the subject within other parts of Europe. It will prove to be of great value and insight to scholars and students of what has often been claimed to be the oldest profession in history.