Add to ORKGThe state regulates sex industry types in accordance with a range of complex, overlapping and often conflicting legal, policing, planning and administrative mechanisms. The sex industry in Sydney is currently regulated through all levels of Australian government. New South Wales (NSW) is seen as leading the charge within Australia for its neoliberal market model of occupational and premises regulation. Taking a transdisciplinary research design, this paper identifies positive steps towards citizenship and the sex industry in inner Sydney
Despite continuing contests in Australian states over the validity of sex work as work, Victoria and...
This report examines the health and welfare outcomes of legislative reforms affecting the NSW sex in...
This paper uses survey data to investigate the community impacts of relatively liberal planning regu...
Despite continuing contests in Australian states over the validity of sex work as work, Victoria and...
The solicitation and provision of sexual services for material compensation is played out across the...
The backgrounder provides a collection of sources on brothel regulation, including research reports,...
Questions of property rights are central to the organisation of urban space yet remain weakly theori...
characterised by a predominantly liberal or laissez-faire approach; the most liberal in Australia. B...
Brothels have been legal in much of Australia for the past several decades, but have received limite...
Questions of property rights are central to the organisation of urban space yet remain weakly theori...
This article engages with the question of whether or not sex work in the home should be regulated in...
The debate over how to regulate sex work in Canada has long occupied courts, governments, policymake...
The State of Australian Cities (SOAC) national conferences have been held biennially since 2003 to s...
Sex work is a highly gendered form of labour performed mostly by women. This article explores the im...
Policy discussions relating to the selling of sex have tended to fixate on two spaces of sex work: t...
Despite continuing contests in Australian states over the validity of sex work as work, Victoria and...
This report examines the health and welfare outcomes of legislative reforms affecting the NSW sex in...
This paper uses survey data to investigate the community impacts of relatively liberal planning regu...
Despite continuing contests in Australian states over the validity of sex work as work, Victoria and...
The solicitation and provision of sexual services for material compensation is played out across the...
The backgrounder provides a collection of sources on brothel regulation, including research reports,...
Questions of property rights are central to the organisation of urban space yet remain weakly theori...
characterised by a predominantly liberal or laissez-faire approach; the most liberal in Australia. B...
Brothels have been legal in much of Australia for the past several decades, but have received limite...
Questions of property rights are central to the organisation of urban space yet remain weakly theori...
This article engages with the question of whether or not sex work in the home should be regulated in...
The debate over how to regulate sex work in Canada has long occupied courts, governments, policymake...
The State of Australian Cities (SOAC) national conferences have been held biennially since 2003 to s...
Sex work is a highly gendered form of labour performed mostly by women. This article explores the im...
Policy discussions relating to the selling of sex have tended to fixate on two spaces of sex work: t...
Despite continuing contests in Australian states over the validity of sex work as work, Victoria and...
This report examines the health and welfare outcomes of legislative reforms affecting the NSW sex in...
This paper uses survey data to investigate the community impacts of relatively liberal planning regu...