Possible Consequences of the Criminalization of Sex Work in Spain, Inferred from COVID-19 Lockdown Measures

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Carmen Meneses-Falcón
Antonio Rúa-Vieites
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[1] Universidad P. Comillas,Department of Sociology and Social Work
[2] Universidad P. Comillas,Department of Quantitative Methods
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Sexuality Research and Social Policy | 2023年 / 20卷
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Criminalization; Sex work; Prohibition; COVID-19; Policy; Women;
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