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| 101 | _aeng | ||
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_aThe problem of crime _fed. John Muncie, ed. Eugene McLaughlin |
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| 205 | _a2nd. ed. | ||
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_aLondon ; Thousand Oaks ; New Delhi _cSage, in association with The Open University _d2001 |
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_aviii, 342 p. _cil. _d25 cm |
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| 225 | _a[The Open University] Crime, Order And Social Control Course Team | ||
| 330 | _aPreface. Introduction (John Muncie and Eugene McLaughlin). Chapter 1 - The Construction and Deconstruction of Crime (John Muncie). Chapter 2 - The Pleasures of Crime. Interrogating the Detective Story (John Clarke). Chapter 3 – Crime, Order and Historical Change (Jim Sharpe). Chapter 4 - Dangerous Places: Crime and the City (Peggotty Graham and John Clarke). Chapter 5 - Dangerous Places: The Family as a Site of Crime (Ester Saraga). Chapter 6 - Good or Bad Business? Exploring Corporate and Organized Crime (Gordon Hughes and Mary Langan). Chapter 7 - Political Violence, Terrorism and the States of Fear (Eugene McLaughlin). Acknowledgements. | ||
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_aMUNCIE _bJohn _4ed. _9106075 |
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_aMcLAUGHLIN _bEugene _4ed. _9357473 |
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