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A PRELIMINARY AND PARTIAL TEST OF SPECIFIC DEFIANCE

Nicole Leeper Piquero University of Florida
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Leana Allen Bouffard North Dakota State University
Pages 1-21 | Published online: 10 Jan 2012

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Randy R. Gainey & Brian K. Payne. (2009) Gender, Victimisation, Perceived Risk and Perceptions of Police Performance in Disadvantaged Neighbourhoods. International Journal of Police Science & Management 11:3, pages 306-323.
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