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Private cops on the block: A review of the role of private security in residential communities

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Private Security and Public Policing
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Regulation of the private security industry
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The Relation between Public and Private Policing
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Private Security and Public Policing
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Policing The Risk Society
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WHAT IS VIGILANTISM?
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THE LIMITS OF THE SOVEREIGN STATE: Strategies of Crime Control in Contemporary Society
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Thinking Normatively About Private Security
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Insecurity, Risk Suppression and Segregation:
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Private Security: Implications for Social Control
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Private Prisons and the Public Interest.
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The Rebirth of Private Policing.
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Policing by the Public
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Private Security: Implications for Social Control
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The Rebirth of Private Policing

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When Security Fails
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Challenges to a formal private security industry-SAPS partnership: Lessons from the Western Cape
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The Transformation of Policing? Understanding Current Trends in Policing Systems
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Continuing the Discussion on Community Policing, Issue 2 * Carry on Constable? Revaluing Foot Patrol
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Diversification of British policing
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