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Round-up of recent social science research (from SAGE Insight)

September 6, 2012 746

Understanding the ‘zig-zag’ trend of criminal careers has policy implications
From International Journal of Offender Therapy Comparative Criminology

Assessing policies designed to ensure more than 2 million disabled adults gain health insurance coverage (USA)
From Journal of Disability Policy Studies

So!apbox editorial essays exploring the boundaries of strategic organization: 10th anniversary issue of SO!
From Strategic Organization

The haunting spectacle of crystal meth: A media-created mythology?
From Crime Media Culture

What went wrong at Winterbourne View (UK) that led to those with intellectual disabilities being neglected and abused?
From Journal of Intellectual Disabilities

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