SOOBs in Christchurch: go or whoa?

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SOOBs in Christchurch: go or whoa?

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Lincoln University

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This related directly to the content of the course SOCI 314 (Lincoln Univeristy), which provides a critical study of issues in the provision of professional services in environmental planning, design, social sciences, tourism, sport and recreation. As part of the assessment the articles were subject to the LPR review processes and those written by Felicity Boyd, Shaun Coffey, and Sean Garlick are included here.Small owner-operated brothels (SOOBs) are a reality for any city in New Zealand. Th...

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Research Paper

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Journal article

Date created

2010-02

Creator

Boyd, F

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10182/2616

Related subjects

central business district / brothels / Local Government Act / Christchurch bylaw / controversial planning / prostitution / Christchurch / Small Owner-Operated Brothels (SOOBs) / ANZSRC::Fields of Research::310000 Architecture, Urban Environment and Building::310100 Architecture and Urban Environment::310103 Urban and regional planning / ANZSRC::Fields of Research::310000 Architecture, Urban Environment and Building::310100 Architecture and Urban Environment::310105 History of the built environment

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