Public Policy, Crime and Criminal Justice - Fundamentals and Strategies Barry W.Hancock, Paul M.Sharp

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Hancock, Barry W

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Prentice Hall, inc 26 July 1999 Upper Saddle RiverEdition: 2nd.edDescription: ix, 447 p.; 24 cm ;17.78 x 2.54 x 23.5 cmISBN:

9780130206152

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364.73 HAN

Summary: For upper-level undergraduate and graduate courses in Public Affairs, Criminology, Criminal Justice, Political Science, Police Studies, and Public Administration. This unique anthology exposes students to a collection of original works that provide a bridge between issues related to public policy. Students are exposed to a “whole-system” view of policy, crime, and criminal justice. Designed to provide readers with a whole-system view of policy, crime, and criminal justice, this unique anthology offers a collection of original works that explore the issues related to public policy and crime.

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For upper-level undergraduate and graduate courses in Public Affairs, Criminology, Criminal Justice, Political Science, Police Studies, and Public Administration.

This unique anthology exposes students to a collection of original works that provide a bridge between issues related to public policy. Students are exposed to a “whole-system” view of policy, crime, and criminal justice.
Designed to provide readers with a whole-system view of policy, crime, and criminal justice, this unique anthology offers a collection of original works that explore the issues related to public policy and crime.

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