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• 2014Changing Narratives: Colonised Peoples, Criminology and Social Work66 cited
• 2012Criminology and Colonialism: Counter Colonial Criminology and the Canadian Context48 cited
• 1984Traditionalism and Traditional Law46 cited
• 1999Criminalizing the Colonized: Ontario Native Women Confront the Criminal Justice System, 1920-6029 cited
• 1997Victimization surveys and the accuracy and reliability of official crime data in developing countriesPublications received28 cited
• 2013STOP in the Name of Who’s Law? Driving and the Regulation of Contested Space in Central Australia26 cited
• 2004'The Land of Murder, Cannibalism, and All Kinds of Atrocious Crimes?': Maori and Crime in New Zealand, 1853-191925 cited
• 2007Conflict and Resource Development: In The Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea24 cited
• 1995Parting the Long Grass18 cited
• 1996Crime and Criminology in the Caribbeanan Introduction14 cited
• 2011Punishment and the body in the ‘old’ and ‘new’ South Africa: A story of punitivist humanism13 cited
• 2019Towards a relevant and sustainable juvenile justice system in Ghana11 cited
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