CCTV and policing
public area surveillance and police practices in Britain
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Word Count
61,000 words, Guess
Page Count
244 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3326919M
- ISBN-100199265143
- OCLC Control Number52990763
- Library of Congress Control Number2004300918
- LibraryThing5247301
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- Goodreads3127139
Classifications
- DDC363.2320941
- LCCHV7936.T4 G66 2004
Description
Goold considers how the introduction of CCTV has affected policing practices in Britain. The text examines the various factors that have shaped police CCTV use, and challenges claims that the spread of public area CCTV is indicative of a movement towards increasingly authoritarian forms of policing.
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Series Statement
- Clarendon studies in criminology
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