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Attitudes of criminal justice students to Australian indigenous people: Does higher education influence student perceptions?

Kerry Wimshurst Griffith University
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Elena Marchetti Griffith University
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Troy Allard Griffith University
Pages 327-350 | Published online: 18 Aug 2006

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