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`ASK A POLICEMAN': COMMUNITY CONSULTATION IN PRACTICE

01 January 1991

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`ASK A POLICEMAN': COMMUNITY CONSULTATION IN PRACTICE
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COMMUNITY PROJ. , User Ref = CPF 87-2362 , Acc Date = 07-Mar-89
Stephen P Savage, Charles Wilson
Social Policy & Administration, 21(3), Autumn 1987 pp252-263

Examination of the development of police-community consultation
in one large English southern county. Conclusions drawn indicate
that a main area of conflict was between the police authority and
local committees, not between police representatives and the
local community.

community policing, consultative groups

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