'It might have been incompetent, but it wasn't racist': murder detectives' perceptions of the Lawrence Inquiry and its impact on homicide investigation in London

Author： Foster Janet  

Publisher： Routledge Ltd

ISSN： 1043-9463

Source： Policing and Society, Vol.18, Iss.2, 2008-06, pp. : 89-112

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