The politics of establishing reflexivity as a core component of good policing

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Wood, D. and Williams, E. 2016. The politics of establishing reflexivity as a core component of good policing. in: Armstrong, S., Blaustein, J. and Henry, A. (ed.) Reflexivity and Criminal Justice. Intersections of Policy, Practice and Research London Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 215-236

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Authors	Wood, D. and Williams, E.
Editors	Armstrong, S., Blaustein, J. and Henry, A.
Page range	215-236
Year	2016
Book title	Reflexivity and Criminal Justice. Intersections of Policy, Practice and Research
Publisher	Palgrave Macmillan
Output status	Published
Place of publication	London
ISBN	9781137546418
Print	Dec 2016
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