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Joined-up but fragmented: contradiction, ambiguity and ambivalence at the heart of New Labour’s ‘Third Way’

John Pitts

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The new correctionalism - 1 - Young people, Youth Justice and New Labour

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The new correctionalism - 1 - Young people, Youth Justice and New Labour

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The new correctionalism - 1 - Young people, Youth Justice and New Labour

Key concepts: Contradiction, Ambivalence, Ambiguity, Sociology, Positive economics, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Epistemology

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