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Suspects Being Watched in Real Time: Introducing GPS Tracking in Belgium
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  • 1991Critique: No soul in the new machine: Technofallacies in the electronic monitoring movement70 cited
  • 2007Penal Policy and Practice in Belgium44 cited
  • 2004The ‘Tracking’ Controversy: The Roots of Mentoring and Electronic Monitoring17 cited
  • 2012Thinking about Electronic Monitoring in the Context of Pre-Trial Detention in Belgium: A Solution to Prison Overcrowding?13 cited
  • 2006Probation Supervision through GPS12 cited
  • 2010Eternal Vigilance Inc.: The Satellite Tracking of Offenders in “Real Time”10 cited
  • 2013Is the sky the limit? Eagerness for electronic monitoring in Belgium10 cited
  • 2013Some Reflections on the Possible Introduction of Electronic Monitoring as an Alternative to Pre‐trial Detention in B elgium10 cited

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