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www.crimeandjustice.org.ukof social justice and criminal justice have become inextricably linked in government policy. A decade on, with the termination of Tony Blair’s premiership in view, it seemed the right moment to hold a conference to examine the nature of the
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www.crimeandjustice.org.ukWorking Party, London: ACPO. Bennett, T.H. and Kemp, C. (1994). An Evaluation of Sector-Based Problem-Oriented Policing in Thames Valley Police Force Area. Report to the Home Office Research and Planning Unit. Cambridge: Institute of Criminology. Bennett, T.H. (1994) 'Community policing on the ground: developments in Britain'. In: Rosenbaum, D ...
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