Contrasts in tolerance: post-war penal policy in the Netherlands and England and Wales

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The criminal justice systems of The Netherlands and England post-war penal trends in The Netherlands and England theories of decarceration consequences of sentencing trends in The Netherlands drugs - the limits of tolerance? the depth of imprisonment - an exploratory study of The Netherlands and England contrasts in tolerance - criminal justice policies in The Netherlands and England. References. Index.

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