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  1. Sex Work by Numbers
  2. Deservingness and solidarity: Choosing who should get help among people who beg
  3. Does the Law Affect the Justification of Prostitution? A Natural Experiment on the Impact of European Law Changes on Prostitution Norms
  4. Estimating the prostitution population using online data: a single-registration approach for the Netherlands and Belgium
  5. Housing quality and homelessness among people who beg
  6. The role of begging in the survival strategies of Brussels street people
  7. Compensating wage differentials in formal and informal jobs
  8. Subsidized Household Services and Informal Employment: The Belgian Service Voucher Policy
  9. The unequal effects of austerity measures between income-groups on the access to healthcare: a quasi-experimental approach
  10. Class Foundations of Sexual Prejudice toward Gay and Lesbian People
  11. How Covid-19 affects prostitution markets in the Netherlands and Belgium: dynamics and vulnerabilities under a lockdown
  12. Sexual Practices
  13. Disentangling language from ethnic preferences in the recruitment of domestic workers: A discrete choice experiment
  14. An Explorative Study on the Relationship between Learning Opportunities at School and at Work and Adolescents’ Mental Health
  15. “Bad jobs”: a case study of toilet attendants
  16. Spatial mismatch, education and language skills in the Brussels metropolis: an analysis
  17. The evolution of inter-regional spatial mismatch in the USA: The role of skills and spatial structure
  18. An estimate of the total money earned in prostitution, and what it means for the entire economy
  19. Quality of Work in Prostitution and Sex Work. Introduction to the Special Section
  20. Can informal economic activities be explained by social and institutional factors? A comparative analysis
  21. Sex, price and preferences: accounting for unsafe sexual practices in prostitution markets
  22. Street-level Informal Economic Activities: Estimating the Yield of Begging in Brussels
  23. Modes of production in home maintenance: accounting for the choice between formality, off the books and self‐provisioning