Sudanese Australian Community Survey
This chapter continues to document Sudanese Australians’ perceptions, perspectives and experiences of Australian criminal justice. The chapter contains details from a large-scale community survey (n = 390), outlining data collection methods, demographic d
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Darren Palmer Garry Coventry Glenn Dawes Stephen Moston
Crime, Criminalization and Refugees The Case of Sudanese Australians
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Darren Palmer Deakin University Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Garry Coventry James Cook University Townsville, QLD, Australia
Glenn Dawes College of Arts Society and Education James Cook University Townsville, QLD, Australia
Stephen Moston Enquest Education Douglas, QLD, Australia
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