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THE ETHICS OF PROTEST

01 January 1991

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THE ETHICS OF PROTEST
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JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 004538
C J C Green
Police J, Jan 1985 58(1) pp17-21

Emphasises the differences in social class attitudes
towards the police and discusses the factors which can lead
from the traditional consensus model of policing to the
military variety seen recently in parts of Britain. Explores
the contradictions inherent in a state which claims to abide
by the rule of law and act in the interests of all citizens
but manifestly does not.

United Kingdom, community policing, public order, pressure
groups, demonstration, protest march
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