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POLICE AS WORKERS: Police labour rights in Southern Africa and beyond
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  • 1996The Management of Labour: A History of Australian Employers139 cited
  • 2003The commitment and satisfaction of lower‐ranked police officers72 cited
  • 1981The Blue-Coated Worker: A Sociological Study of Police Unionism.60 cited
  • 2004Industrial Relations: A Contemporary Approach29 cited

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