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Radical Statistics publications on crime and war

 

 

Wrongful convictions: towards a zemiological analysis of the tradition of criminal justice system reform

 

Michael Naughton

Radical Statistics 76: 50 - 65

The rhetorical language of numbers: the politics of criminal statistics

 

Elaine Campbell

Radical Statistics 75: 55 - 66

Great expectations: Changes to the recording of crime

 

Caroline Keenan

Radical Statistics 73
Spring 2000

Tackling inequalities in crime and social harm

 

Christina Pantazis

Tackling Inequalities, 2000, Chapter 6

Are crime and fear of crime more likely to be experienced by the 'poor'

 

Christina Pantazis

Statistics in Society, 1999
Chapter 24

The statistics of militarism

 

Paul Dunne

Statistics in Society, 1999
Chapter 43

Can we ever rely on refugee statistics?

 

Oliver Bakewell

Radical Statistics 72
Autumn '99

Where are the statistics on the Iraqi health disaster

 

Walid Abdul-Hamid

Radical Statistics 72
Autumn '99

All that glitters is not gold: on the uses and abuses of crime and disorder units

 

Simon Halsworth

Radical Statistics 72
Autumn '99

'Our budget under attack': estimating social security fraud

 

Paul Spicker

Radical Statistics 70
Winter '98

Class biases in violence data in the United States

 

Barbara H Chasin

Radical Statistics 70
Winter '98

Disputes over war casualties in former Yugoslavia

 

Vanessa Pupavac

Radical Statistics 69
Autumn 98

Inequalities in crime and criminal justice

 

Christina Pantazis

Radical Statistics 68
Summer 98

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