Over the course thus far, we have seen themes of inequality and uneven access to various rights and protectionswhether these are under 'the law' (formally), or (informally) within 'society'.For RR3, you have three "issues" topics - 'prostitution' (sic), opiates and alcohol.The text suggests that these actions/policies/laws/codes can be seen as efforts to regulate personal behaviours.And furthermore, as you may well expect (by now ), the authors of chapters 22, 23 and 24 suggest that such concerns are unevenly focused on particular groups/'kinds' of people.For your last (3rdof 3) choose examples raised in these three chapters to discuss this interpretation (that the state is 'interested'/keen to regulate things like sex(work)/prostitution, drugs and alcohol.Please focus on these three chapters - although you may draw links (briefly) to other chapters to emphasise your conclusions.

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