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The police and their image : a comparative study of the American and Cape Town policeman
This thesis attempts to understand and compare urban police methods between two fundamentally different legal systems: The United States and South Africa. To do so, I found it imperative to analyze the police systems on three different levels.
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Department of Sociology
2015
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