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	The Spatial Clustering of Child Maltreatment: Are Micro-social Environments Involved? Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-03-18 17:52:30 Open Document File Size: 2,13 MB Share Result on Facebook City Minneapolis / London / Sydney / / Company Gould / Garbarino and Associates / Wilson / / Continent America / Australia / / Country Australia / United Kingdom / United States / / IndustryTerm sub-networks / basic tools / software package / search radius / / Organization Australian Criminology Research Council / New South Wales Department of Community Services / Queensland Criminal Justice Commission / School of Social Work / / Person Hunter / Gregory / Tony Vinson / George Kelling / Eileen Baldry / James Hugh / / Position author / researcher / Professor / / ProvinceOrState South Dakota / Colorado / / Region South Wales / / SocialTag Abuse Family therapy Crime Neighbourhood Indicators of spatial association Child abuse Spatial analysis Fear of crime Child protection Statistics

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