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Police Work: The Social Organization of Policing, Peter K. Manning
Police: Streetcorner Politicians, William Ker Muir Reviewed by James P. Gifford
Punishing Criminals: Concerning a Very Old and Painful Question, Ernest van den Haag Reviewed by James P. Gifford
Public Policy and Urban Crime, Yong Hyo Cho Reviewed by James P. Gifford
Police Practices, John C. Weistart ; Police Politics: A Comparative Study of Three Cities, Leonard Ruchelman Reviewed by James P. Gifford
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