HOW COLLECTIVE IS COLLECTIVE EFFICACY? THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSENSUS IN JUDGMENTS ABOUT COMMUNITY COHESION AND WILLINGNESS TO INTERVENE

2018 · Criminology · Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)

IAN BRUNTON‐SMITH; PATRICK STURGIS; GEORGE LECKIE. (2018). HOW COLLECTIVE IS COLLECTIVE EFFICACY? THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSENSUS IN JUDGMENTS ABOUT COMMUNITY COHESION AND WILLINGNESS TO INTERVENE. Criminology.

DOI: 10.1111/1745-9125.12180

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