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Criminal Justice Matters Volume 45, 2001 - Issue 1: Training
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'Be Nice': the training of bouncers

Stuart Lister
,
Philip Hadfield
,
Dick Hobbs
&
Simon Winlow
Pages 20-21 | Published online: 13 Mar 2008

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Jonathan E. Lynch. (2002) Getting What They Pay For?. Criminal Justice Matters 47:1, pages 42-43.
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