Policing by Consent in a Pandemic: Security Governance and Policing of COVID-19 in the United Kingdom
Authors:
- Saskia HufnagelSHSaskia Hufnagel
- Rudi FortsonRFRudi Fortson
- Clive WalkerCWClive Walker
- Megan O’nEillMOMegan O’nEill
- 5 February 2023
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 161-197
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