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The perils and politics of criminological research and the threat to academic freedom

journal contribution
posted on 1998-01-01, 00:00 authored by Mike Presdee, Reece WaltersReece Walters
This article focuses on government acts of intimidation or the "policing of knowledge". It is more concerned with the suppression of academic freedom, the contractual ambiguities of contemporary criminological research and the ways in which independent scholarship is controlled or influenced by funding bodies than with the specifics of the original crime prevention research which forms the basis of the case study.

History

Journal

Current issues in criminal justice

Volume

10

Pagination

156-167

Location

Abingdon, Eng.

ISSN

1034-5329

eISSN

2206-9542

Language

eng

Publication classification

CN.1 Other journal article

Copyright notice

[1998, Sydney Institute of Criminology and Taylor & Francis]

Issue

2

Publisher

Taylor & Francis