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More Harm than Good? The Language of Public Protection
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  • 2012Risk, Uncertainty and Government727 cited
  • 2004Beyond Criminology: Taking Harm Seriously454 cited
  • 2006Social Work in a Risk Society424 cited
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  • 1997Restorative Justice: How It Works172 cited
  • 1996Good Practice in Risk Assessment and Risk Management122 cited
  • 2008Dictionary of Probation and Offender Management54 cited
  • 2006Public Protection and the Criminal Justice Process44 cited

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