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Policing: new material (3)

01 December 1992

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White-Collar Crime and the Justice Department: The Institutionalization of a Concept Tony G Poveda. Crime Law and Social Change Vol 17 pp235-252 1992. Discussion of the sudden priority given to the investigation of white-collar crime.

Dynamics of the Soviet Illicit Drug Market Rensselaer W. Lee

Crime Law and Social Change Vol 17 pp177-233 1992

Examination of the drug market in the former USSR. It is hypothesised that if current trends continue this area of the world could become a significant world supplier of hashish and opium products during the 1990's.

Violence against women: what protection is there? Aziz Razia

Sibusiso Mavolwane & Jill Radford. Spare Rib August/September 1992 pp32-35. Aziz Mavolwane and Radford from Rights of Women look at the recommendations made by the recent Victim Support publication Domestic violence working party report.

The story of ACPO R B Johnson. The Police Journal July 1992 pp193-199. Account of the history and growth of the Association of Chief Police Officers by their President.

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