CAN WE MAKE CRIME PREVENTION ADAPTIVE BY LEARNING FROM OTHERS EVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLES?
保存先:
EKBLOM, P., CAN WE MAKE CRIME PREVENTION ADAPTIVE BY LEARNING FROM OTHERS EVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLES?. STUDIES ON CRIME AND CRIME PREVENTION, Vol. 8, no. 1 (1999), p. 24.
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配架場所:
SIIS 23 FOL.24 G3 FOL.144
Palabras clave:
Cambio social, Crítica, Delincuencia, Efectos, Programas de prevención, Teoría
Cambio social, Crítica, Delincuencia, Efectos, Programas de prevención, Teoría
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