Gothenburg / Stockholm / Aarhus / Malmö / Copenhagen / /
Company
Welfare / Sexual Services / Anti-Trafficking Group / Social Services / Ekberg / /
Country
Sverige / Sweden / United States / Finland / Danmark / Denmark / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
University of Gothenburg / University Library / National Institute of Public Health / Gothenburg University / Malmö City Library / /
IndustryTerm
street vs. Internet prostitution / law bites / particular law / Internet-mediated / Internet prostitution / paid sexual services / sexual services / måste därför förlita sig mer på andra kontaktkanaler som Internet / såsom Internet och mobiltelefoner / sig mer på andra kontaktkanaler som Internet och / /
NaturalFeature
Baltic Sea / /
Organization
National Institute of Public Health / Swedish government / Stockholm county police / County Police of Stockholm / School of Social Work / National Criminal Investigation Department / Gothenburg University / Sexual Service / University of Gothenburg / National Board of Health and Welfare / Police Authority / United Nations / Swedish Ministry of Industry / Employment and Communications / Government of New Foundland and Labrador / Police Authority in Gothenburg / /
Person
Catherine Rolfsen / Sven-Axel Månsson / Anders Gripenlöf / Melissa Farley / T. Ekman / Petra Östergren / M. Sjöstrand Persson / Sian Kilcommons / Stefan Lundberg / Gunilla Ekberg / Vincent Clausen / /
Position
advisor / professor of social work / inspector / Independent researcher / co-author / Director for the Prostitution Group / author / Governor / professor / coordinator / present author / Director / special advisor / Director for the Anti-Trafficking Group / former coordinator / /
ProvinceOrState
Stockholm / Norrbotten / /
PublishedMedium
Dagens Nyheter / Göteborgs-Posten / /
Technology
av / mobile phones / cellular telephone / http / /
An assessment of Gunilla Ekberg’s account of Swedish prostitution policy January 2007 Vincent Clausen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Abstract: Gunilla Ekberg’s account of S