2018
DOI: 10.3846/ijspm.2018.5368
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The Effects of Redlining in Singapore’s Red-Light District

Abstract: There are cities or regions with legal red-light districts in both developed and developing countries, but there are also regions or countries with no clear rules regarding prostitution. Financing issues in red-light districts represent another aspect rarely examined in the academic world. Most research studies about redlining are focused on racial or poverty levels, but this paper investigates it in relation to moral issues concerning vice activities. The objectives of this paper are to firstly analyse the re… Show more

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