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Policing across divides: a comparative study of police practices in Nyanga and Sea Point
This master's thesis presents a comparative analysis of police practices in two socio-economic areas of Cape Town, South Africa: Nyanga and Sea Point. The study explores how socio-economic status and crime burden influence policing strategies and how these factors contribute to reinforcing or allevi...
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Department of Public Law
2025
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