People, Place & Policy Online

Issue 2 is now available free to download at www.ppp-online.org

Issue 2 contents:

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Gated communities in England as a response to crime and disorder: context, effectiveness and implications
Sarah Blandy
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Cities and their hinterlands: how much do governance structures really matter?
Tony Gore and Steve Fothergill
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Active citizenship in the governance of anti-social behaviour in the UK: exploring the non-reporting of incidents
Rionach Casey and John Flint
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Offenders in the post-industrial labour market: lubricating the revolving door?
Del Roy Fletcher
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Resistance and identity: homeless women's use of public spaces
Rionach Casey, Rosalind Goudie and Kesia Reeve


About People, Place & Policy Online

This new journal provides a forum for debate between academics, policy-makers and practitioners thinking about major societal challenges and concerned with identifying problems and suggesting solutions.

PPP-Online publishes:

* research findings, including emerging findings from ongoing research
* methodological discussions and reflections on research and evaluative techniques and approaches
* policy reviews
* literature reviews
* opinion pieces, stimulating ongoing debate across issues

PPP-Online welcomes both empirically and theoretically informed discussion from different viewpoints about: the problems facing contemporary society; how they are perceived and presented by policy makers; the appropriateness and effectiveness of the policy and practice response; the practical and political realities of policy orientated research; perspectives on different methods and methodologies; and the conflicts and challenges encountered by the researcher and the researched.

For further information please visit www.ppp-online.org