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Trade Unionism and the Policing Accord': Control and Self-Regulation of Picketing During the 1998 Maritime Dispute

David Baker Centre for Police and Justice Studies, Monash University
Pages 123-144 | Published online: 10 Apr 2013

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David Baker & Mal Hyde. (2011) Police have customers too. Police Practice and Research 12:2, pages 148-162.
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Jude McCulloch. (2005) Loggerheads over old growth forests: Growing civil society against state crime and the timber wedge. Current Issues in Criminal Justice 16:3, pages 351-367.
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David Baker. (2002) The changing Australian prototype of policing, pickets, and public order. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice 26:1, pages 1-28.
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