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Theorizing Surveillance in Crime Control

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2011

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Haggerty, kevin
Wilson, Dean
Smith, Gavin

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Sage Publications Inc

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Surveillance is conventionally perceived as a key component of the crime control apparatus. This editors' introduction to a Special Issue of Theoretical Criminology on 'Theorizing Surveillance in Crime Control' outlines both the need for new theorizing on surveillance and some of the difficulties in doing so. It also introduces the seven pieces in the Special Issue.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/31587

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Theoretical Criminology

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10.1177/13624806103964

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2037-12-31

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