Policing Communal Spaces: A reconfiguration of the Mass Private Property Hypothesis
By M. Kempa, P. Stenning, Jennifer D. Wood. 2004
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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science
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- The new political economy of private security (2012, background): “To be sure, they do also discuss important political trends such as the shift in governing mentalities from ‘welfare liberalism’ to ‘lean-state, market-orientated models of neo-liberalism and neo-conservativism’ (Kempa et al., 2004: 575; see also Ayling et al., 2009; Shearing and Wood, 2003).”