47 results on '"FARVID, PANTEÁ"'
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2. The politics of sex work in Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific :tensions, debates and future directions
3. ‘Always hot, always live’ : computer-mediated sex work in the era of ‘camming’
4. Gender, Power and Agency in Online Sex Work
5. 'It isn't prostitution as you normally think of it - it's survival sex' : media representations of adult and child prostitution in New Zealand
6. 'I laugh and say I have 'earthquake brain!' : resident responses to the September 2010 Christchurch earthquake
7. Towards TB elimination in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Key informant insights on the determinants of TB among African migrants
8. “Men’s Power can be Overridden by Women’s Sexual Power”: Married Women’s Talk About Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Iran
9. Sexual Stigmatization
10. Tuberculosis disease trends among African migrants from 2010 to 2014 in Aotearoa, New Zealand
11. Visual Motif Analysis: A Qualitative Method for Analyzing Visual Data Online
12. Moving towards a contemporary chiropractic professional identity
13. The assessment and treatment of adult heterosexual men with self-perceived problematic pornography use: A review
14. Unpacking the "Pleasures" and "Pains" of Heterosexual Casual Sex: Beyond Singular Understandings
15. A Critical Encyclopedia of Heterosex
16. Heterosexuality
17. “You Worry, ‘cause You Want to Give a Reasonable Account of Yourself”: Gender, Identity Management, and the Discursive Positioning of “Risk” in Men’s and Women’s Talk About Heterosexual Casual Sex
18. Sexual Stigmatization
19. Gender Equality Education and Media Literacy: Primary Prevention Strategies in New Zealand
20. Optimal Theory case conceptualisation: An African-centred therapeutic approach with Black LGBQ clients.
21. “If I Don’t Allow Him to Have Sex With Me, Our Relationship Will Be Broken”: Rape, Sexual Coercion, and Sexual Compliance Within Marriage in Rural Cambodia
22. Optimal Theory case conceptualisation: An African-centred therapeutic approach with Black LGBQ clients
23. Structural Impediments to Sexual Health in New Zealand: Key Informant Perspectives
24. “Oh it Was Good Sex!”
25. The health and wellbeing of transgender and gender non‐conforming people of colour in the United States: A systematic literature search and review
26. “Men’s Power can be Overridden by Women’s Sexual Power”: Married Women’s Talk About Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Iran
27. "If I Don't Allow Him to Have Sex With Me, Our Relationship Will Be Broken": Rape, Sexual Coercion, and Sexual Compliance Within Marriage in Rural Cambodia.
28. ‘Most of Us Guys are Raring to Go Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere’: Male and Female Sexuality in Cleo and Cosmo
29. A qualitative examination of men’s participation in contraceptive use and its barriers in Tehran
30. Tuberculosis disease trends among African migrants from 2010 to 2014 in Aotearoa, New Zealand
31. A qualitative examination of men's participation in contraceptive use and its barriers in Tehran.
32. Chiropractors’ Perspectives on the Meaning and Assessment of Quality of Life Within Their Practice in New Zealand: An Exploratory Qualitative Study
33. Abstinence or Acceptance? A Case Series of Men’s Experiences With an Intervention Addressing Self-Perceived Problematic Pornography Use
34. ‘I do like girls, I promise’: Young bisexual women’s experiences of using Tinder
35. Pacific Islands families study: intimate partner stressors and psychological distress among pacific adults
36. Cyber Intimacies
37. Unpacking the “Pleasures” and “Pains” of Heterosexual Casual Sex: Beyond Singular Understandings
38. ‘No girl wants to be called a slut!’: women, heterosexual casual sex and the sexual double standard
39. The Psychological Impact of Anthropomorphic Environmental Change.
40. ‘No girl wants to be called a slut!’: women, heterosexual casual sex and the sexual double standard.
41. A Critical Encyclopedia of Heterosex
42. Casual sex as ‘not a natural act’ and other regimes of truth about heterosexuality
43. The “Sassy Woman” and the “Performing Man”: Heterosexual casual sex advice and the (re)constitution of gendered subjectivities
44. Sexual Ethics and Young Women’s Accounts of Heterosexual Casual Sex
45. The Benefits of Ambiguity: Methodological Insights from Researching ‘Heterosexual Casual Sex’
46. 'It's not very queer friendly': Bisexual women's experiences of using Tinder in Aotearoa/New Zealand.
47. The “Sassy Woman” and the “Performing Man”: Heterosexual casual sex advice and the (re)constitution of gendered subjectivities.
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