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Bridging Communities in Sex Work Research
A workshop abstract by Wood, E. and Goodyear, M. from the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality Eastern & Midcontinent Region Joint Conference St Petersburg June 2009. A version of this paper is available below in PowerPoint form through www.slideshare.net.Bridging Communities 2009
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Year of publication:
2009
Theme:
Research Ethics and Methods
Author:
Wood, E. and Goodyear, M.
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Link to abstract on Michael Goodyear's website Tweets
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