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020			_a9780754629269
040			_aMAIN
041			_aEnglish
082			_a364 _bROC/VIC
100			_aRock, Paul
245			_aVictims policy making and criminological theory : _bselected essays _cby Paul Rock.
260			_c2010. _aEngland : _bAshgate,
300			_a339 p.
500			_aTable of Contents: Chapter 1. Observations on Debt Collection Chapter 2. Some Problems of Interpretative Historiography Chapter 3. Law, Order and Power in Late 17th and Early 18th Century England Chapter 4. Governments, Victims and Policies in Two Countries Chapter 5. The Present State of Criminology in Britain Chapter 6. Witnesses and Space in a Crown Court Chapter 7. Introduction : the Emergence of Criminological Theory Chapter 8. The Social Organization of a Home Office Initiative Chapter 9. The Opening Stages of Criminal Justice Policy Making Chapter 10. Sociology and the Stereotype of the Police Chapter 11. Murderers, Victims and 'Survivors': The Social Construction of Deviance Chapter 12. Victims, Prosecutors and The State in 19th Century England and Wales Chapter 13. Chronocentrism and British Criminology Chapter 14. Aspects of the Social Construction of Victims in Australia; Urban Homelessness, Crime and Victimisation in England (with Tim Newburn) Chapter 15.Treatment of Victims in England and Wales Policing Name Index.
650			_aVictimology.
650			_aCriminology.
942			_cBK
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