Gender, policing and social control : examining police officers' perceptions of, and responses to, young women depicted as violent
In Britain, there have been growing concerns over the increasing female prison population and treatment of girls and women by the criminal justice system (see Carlen and Worrall, 2004; Hedderman, 2004; Batchelor, 2005; Hutson and Myers, 2006; Sharpe, 2009). In particular, there has been a rising fem...
Main Author: | Young, Suzanne |
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Other Authors: | Malloch, Margaret : Punch, Sam |
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University of Stirling
2011
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Online Access: | http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.547285 |
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