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Explaining the effectiveness of community-based crime prevention practices in Ibadan, Nigeria
The problem of ineffective policing still persists in post-colonial Africa and as a result, both donors and governments are seeking non-state alternatives or complements to the state apparatuses. These alternatives include private sector provision, donor-driven interventions and community-based or c...
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