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Keywords in policing / Ian K. Pepper and Helen Pepper.

By: Pepper, Ian K

Contributor(s): Pepper, Helen

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TextPublisher: New York: Open University Press, ©2009Description: 131p.; 23cmISBN: 033522376-1Subject(s): Police | Police administrationDDC classification: GC 363.203 P424 2009

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