S Goldenberg
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5797277 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | S Goldenberg |
| NOMBRES | S |
| APELLIDO | Goldenberg |
| FIRMA | GOLDENBERG S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Calgary |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1976 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Condoms and sexual health education as evidence
BACKGROUND: Despite a large body of evidence globally demonstrating that the criminalization of sex workers increases HIV/STI risks, we know far less about the impact of criminalization and policing of managers and in-call establishments on HIV/STI prevention among sex workers, and even less so among migrant sex workers. METHODS: Analysis draws on ethnographic fieldwork and 46 qualitative interviews with migrant sex workers, managers and business…
The Contingency of Social Support
A dose examination of supportive transactions during diagnosis and treatment for cancer reveals a pattern of relations that help to determine how and when the social support network will be activated. A number of contingencies are taken into account by network members in crisis: the history of past relationships, personal coping abilities, and the perceived state of the overall network. These three contingencies interact to provide a context by w…
Sex Characteristic Stereotypes or Congruence
Thinking Sociologically
The Keephills Hamlet Relocation
The Keephills project—a large open pit coal mile and plant—is a unique event in the history of developer and community relations in the province of Alberta, Canada. Many "firsts" resulted from this project. It was the first time an established hamlet has been relocated to accommodate a coal mine for thermal power generation; it was the first major attempt in the province to implement a consistent policy of public participation involving cooperati…
Technophobia
Ethnic identity
A Note on the Nature of Science
Canadian Encouragement of Higher Educational Participation
Thinking Sociologically
Ethnic identity
The Contingency of Social Support
A dose examination of supportive transactions during diagnosis and treatment for cancer reveals a pattern of relations that help to determine how and when the social support network will be activated. A number of contingencies are taken into account by network members in crisis: the history of past relationships, personal coping abilities, and the perceived state of the overall network. These three contingencies interact to provide a context by w…
Sex Characteristic Stereotypes or Congruence
Technophobia
A Note on the Nature of Science
Canadian Encouragement of Higher Educational Participation
Ethnic identity
A Note on the Nature of Science
Technophobia
The Keephills Hamlet Relocation
The Keephills project—a large open pit coal mile and plant—is a unique event in the history of developer and community relations in the province of Alberta, Canada. Many "firsts" resulted from this project. It was the first time an established hamlet has been relocated to accommodate a coal mine for thermal power generation; it was the first major attempt in the province to implement a consistent policy of public participation involving cooperati…
Sex Characteristic Stereotypes or Congruence
Thinking Sociologically
The Contingency of Social Support
A dose examination of supportive transactions during diagnosis and treatment for cancer reveals a pattern of relations that help to determine how and when the social support network will be activated. A number of contingencies are taken into account by network members in crisis: the history of past relationships, personal coping abilities, and the perceived state of the overall network. These three contingencies interact to provide a context by w…
Condoms and sexual health education as evidence
BACKGROUND: Despite a large body of evidence globally demonstrating that the criminalization of sex workers increases HIV/STI risks, we know far less about the impact of criminalization and policing of managers and in-call establishments on HIV/STI prevention among sex workers, and even less so among migrant sex workers. METHODS: Analysis draws on ethnographic fieldwork and 46 qualitative interviews with migrant sex workers, managers and business…
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