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What we did when it happened: a timeline analysis of the social disorder in London
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Safer Communities
Safer Communities (2012) 11 (1): 6–16.
Published: 13 January 2012
..., the author has undertaken short interviews with as many people as possible who were involved in some capacity (instigators, fringe participants, spectators, local residents, professionals) because collectively, they hold the clues with regard to how and why this occurred. Ethical approval was granted...
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Research note: Reporting anti‐social behaviour
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Safer Communities
Community Safety Journal (2007) 6 (2): 39–43.
Published: 01 April 2007
...Galen Ives In general, surveys conducted by post are much cheaper than individual interviews and they can be attractive when budgets are limited. While results differ between the two methods ‐ respondents tend to be more positive in their comments when faced with an interviewer ‐ such differences...
