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Informal Social Controls, Procedural Justice and Perceived Police Legitimacy: Do Social Bonds Influence Evaluations of Police Legitimacy?

Frank Ferdik, Scott E. Wolfe, Nick Blasco

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Key concepts: Legitimacy, Procedural justice, Social psychology, Informal social control, Psychology, Social identity theory, Economic Justice, Identity (music)

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