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Sexworkers and Dope: An Ethnography of Heroin Using Lap Dancers in New York City

Geerte M. N. Frenken National Development and Research Institutes, Inc. Institute for AIDS Research
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Stephen J. Sifaneck National Development and Research Institutes, Inc. Institute for AIDS Research
Pages 341-370 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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Gina Grandy. (2008) Managing spoiled identities: dirty workers' struggles for a favourable sense of self. Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management: An International Journal 3:3, pages 176-198.
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Kenneth R. Alper, Howard S. Lotsof, Geerte M. N. Frenken, Daniel J. Luciano & Jan Bastiaans. (2010) Treatment of Acute Opioid Withdrawal with Ibogaine. The American Journal on Addictions 8:3, pages 234-242.
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