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Research methods for criminal justice and criminology
Research methods for criminal justice and criminology
Research Methods for Criminal Justice with Infotrac
Research Methods for Criminal Justice and Criminology (with CD-ROM and InfoTrac(R))
Research Methods for Criminal Justice and Criminology (with CD-ROM and InfoTrac(R))

By Michael G. Maxfield, Earl R. Babbie

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Based on Earl Babbie's best-selling text, THE PRACTICE OF SOCIAL RESEARCH, this text combines the key strengths of Babbie's text (accessibility; a conversational, "friendly" writing style; and grea...

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Research Writer for Criminal Justice CD ROM
IE Res Meth Crj W CD 4e
IE Res Meth Crj W CD 4e

By BABBIE, MAXFIELD

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Basics of Research Methods for Criminal Justice and Criminology
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Coping with crime

By Wesley G. Skogan

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