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Journal of Criminal Justice Education Volume 7, 1996 - Issue 2: Criminal Justice Education for the Global Village
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The current status of Comparative Policing in the curriculum

Jeffrey Ian Ross National Institute of Justice
Pages 263-273 | Published online: 18 Aug 2006

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KamC. Wong. (2006) Policing Public Assembly in China: Historical Continuity, Constitutional Departure, and Political Change. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice 30:1, pages 25-48.
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Kam C. Wong. (2007) The Law of Assembly in China. Asian Journal of Criminology 1:2, pages 191-208.
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Kam C. Wong. (2016) The Philosophy of Community Policing in China. Police Quarterly 4:2, pages 186-214.
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