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Deborah Talbot

9 works· latest 2016· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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Regulating the Night: Race, Culture and Exclusion in the Making of the Night-time Economy2007 · 89 citations
Regulation and Racial Differentiation in the Construction of Night-time Economies: A London Case Study2004 · 46 citations
Racism, criminalization and the development of night-time economies: Two case studies in London and Manchester2006 · 42 citations
Crime2014 · 41 citations
The Licensing Act 2003 and the Problematization of the Night‐time Economy: Planning, Licensing and Subcultural Closure in the UK2006 · 30 citations

Works

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Regulating the Night

Routledge eBooks·2016·1 author·book

16citations

Willan eBooks·2014·3 authors·book

41citations

Early parenting and the urban experience: risk, community, play and embodiment in an East London neighbourhood

Children s Geographies·2013·1 author

26citations

The juridification of nightlife and alternative culture: two UK case studies

International Journal of Cultural Policy·2010·1 author

23citations

Regulating the other side: disorder, exclusion and subcultural closure in the night-time economy

World Leisure Journal·2009·1 author

5citations

Regulating the Night: Race, Culture and Exclusion in the Making of the Night-time Economy

Open Research Online (The Open University)·2007·1 author·book

89citations

Racism, criminalization and the development of night-time economies: Two case studies in London and Manchester

Ethnic and Racial Studies·2006·2 authors

42citations

The Licensing Act 2003 and the Problematization of the Night‐time Economy: Planning, Licensing and Subcultural Closure in the UK

International Journal of Urban and Regional Research·2006·1 author

30citations

Regulation and Racial Differentiation in the Construction of Night-time Economies: A London Case Study

Urban Studies·2004·1 author

46citations