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First published 2014-9

Is sexuality research ‘dirty work’? Institutionalized stigma in the production of sexual knowledge

Janice M Irvine

Sexualities

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First published 2021-5

The clean vagina,the healthy vagina,and the dirty vagina: Exploring women’s portrayals of the vagina in relation to vaginal cleansing product use

Amanda Jenkins, Kieran C O’Doherty

Feminism & Psychology

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First published 2020-8

Ontologically dirty knots: The production of numbers after the Srebrenica genocide

Victor Toom

Security Dialogue

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First published 2023-5

Trap of Race to the Bottom? Evidence from Pollution Intensive Products Trade in India and China

Malini L. Tantri, Varadurga Bhat

China Report

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First published 2024-3

Investigation of yellowing perception: comparison of “whitish,” “yellowish,” “yellowing,” “yellowed,” “aged” and “dirty” colors

Shengzhou Chen, Tetsuya Sato, Saori Kitaguchi

Textile Research Journal

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First published 2016-5

Routinized killing of animals: Going beyond dirty work and prestige to understand the well-being of slaughterhouse workers

Benjamin E. Baran, Steven G. Rogelberg, Thomas Clausen

Organization

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First published 2024-10

The influence of environmental cleanliness on food perceptions

Chrissy M. Martins, Lauren Trabold Apadula, Eric J. Hamerman

Nutrition and Health

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First published 2014-10

Sacrifice and distinction in dirty work: men’s construction of meaning in the butcher trade

Ruth Simpson, Jason Hughes, Natasha Slutskaya [...]

Work,Employment and Society

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First published 2022

Trade in Pollution-intensive Products: Evidence from India

Malini L. Tantri, Varadurga Bhat

Vision: The Journal of Business Perspective

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First published 1952-7

Bacteriological Standards for Perishable Foods

M. Ingram, J. Brooks

Perspectives in Public Health

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