Book Review: Park,W.-K. (2006). Trends in Crime Rates in Postwar Japan: A Structural Perspective. The Law and Political Science Series of the University of Kitakyushu,20. Morioka City,Iwate Prefecture,Japan: Shinzansha Co.,Pp. xii,255
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Book Review: Park,W.-K. (2006). Trends in Crime Rates in Postwar Japan: A Structural Perspective. The Law and Political Science Series of the University of Kitakyushu,20. Morioka City,Iwate Prefecture,Japan: Shinzansha Co.,Pp. xii,255
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