The Long Arm Of Welfare Retrenchment: How New Right Socio-Economic Policies In The 1980s Affected Contact With The Criminal Justice System In Adulthood
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welfare systems; new right; politics; longitudinal data; criminal justice; life-course criminology;All these keywords.
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