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Stakeholders' perspectives on funding malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis services in Tanzania through domestic resources mobilisation: a qualitative study. [PDF]

BMJ Public Health
Ngadaya FD, Isangula K, Kimambo H, Soka G, Kitinya C, Philbert D, Mwenda L, Kagaruki GB, Kimaro G, Ngadaya E, Kahwa A, Mfinanga S.   +11 more
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Children's and youth mental health in all policies?: a document analysis. [PDF]

BMC Public Health
Fjellfeldt M, Eriksson C.
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Extremism, racism and riots: exploring the political, social and cultural determinants of poor mental health. [PDF]

BJPsych Open
Bhui K, Roberts D, Lashley M, Jones E, Kaufman KR.   +4 more
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Positively Criminal? Press, Police and Politicians: 1960–2010

2013
This chapter addresses a lengthier chronological period than any of the others; substantially because this is a period which, in terms of the details of crime coverage in the media, has been extensively addressed elsewhere by authors from Steve Chibnall to Maggie Wykes.1 It would be redundant to rehearse again that which has been so thoroughly ...
Samantha Pegg, Kim Stevenson, Rowbotham Judith   +2 more
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Politicians, Parishes and Police: The Failure of the 1812 Night Watch Bill

Parliamentary History, 2009
The public outcry heard in the wake of the Ratcliffe Highway murders of December 1811 was muted by May 1812 when the 1812 Night Watch Bill died in the house of commons. Responding to the moral panic following the murder of two East End families, the home office gathered considerable information and input from the professional police magistrates and ...
RUTH PALEY, ELAINE A. REYNOLDS
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Police: Streetcorner Politicians

Journal of American History, 1978
Wilbur R. Miller, William Ker Muir
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Police: Streetcorner politicians

Journal of Criminal Justice, 1977
Thomas Barker, William Ker Muir
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MANAGING AUSTRALIA'S POLICE: THE CHALLENGE TO IDENTIFY WHO SHOULD BE IN CHARGE—POLITICIANS OR POLICE?

Australian Journal of Public Administration, 1995
Abstract: The management of police by government in Australia is a controversial but neglected topic, with little research or theoretical work having been undertaken. What is clear from the limited information available is that governments tend to adopt an arms‐length policy and allow police to act with a greater degree of independence than they do ...
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