The ill at ease or the uneasy fit? Mapping knowledge onto policy onto practice within a political maelstrom: Betsy Stanko laces the contributions of this section together and encourages us to continue to take the opportunity to influence policy and practice: Criminal Justice Matters: Vol 72, No 1

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"The ill at ease or the uneasy fit? Mapping knowledge onto policy onto practice within a political maelstrom." Criminal Justice Matters, 72(1), pp. 12–13

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Betsy Stanko

Senior Advisor for Strategic Analysis with the Metropolitan Police and Honorary Professor of Criminology, Royal Holloway, University of London

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The ill at ease or the uneasy fit? Mapping knowledge onto policy onto practice within a political maelstrom

Betsy Stanko laces the contributions of this section together and encourages us to continue to take the opportunity to influence policy and practice

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Betsy Stanko

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