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New Localism: Implications for the Governance of Street Sex Work in England and Wales.
Tracey Sagar,
Jodie Croxall
Social Policy and Society, Volume: 11, Issue: 4, Pages: 483 - 494
Swansea University Authors: Tracey Sagar, Jodie Croxall
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<p>This article focuses on the escalating shift in power from the centre to ‘community’ with specific regard to the local governance of street sex work. With reference to reforms in local governance and sex work policy, we question what localism may mean for street sex workers as both vulnerab...
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