Responding to organised crime through intervention in recruitment pathways

Trends and Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice

Volumn , Issue 473, 2014, Pages

  Smith, Russell G ^a  

^a AIC   (United States)

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EID: 85116185502     PISSN: 08178542     EISSN: 18362206     Source Type: Trade Journal    
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