An edition of Crime and race (1964)

Crime and race

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American Jewish Committee, Institute of Human Relations Press
Language
English
Pages
71

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Subjects

Crime and race, Crime and criminals, Race discrimination, African American criminals, Crime

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Cover of: Crime and race
Crime and race: conceptions and misconceptions
1970, Institute of Human Relations Press
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Cover of: Crime and race
Crime and race: conceptions and misconceptions.
1964, American Jewish Committee, Institute of Human Relations Press
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Bibliography: p. 64-71.

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New York
Series
American Jewish Committee. Institute of Human Relations. Pamphlet series -- no. 6

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Library of Congress
HV6791 W65

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Pagination
71 p.
Number of pages
71

ID Numbers

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OL14682460M
OCLC/WorldCat
555576

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