Titlebook: Governing Risks in Modern Britain; Danger, Safety and A Tom Crook,Mike Esbester Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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The History of the DReaM Group,d responsibility for traffic risks rather than letting it shift to other agencies. Crucial to this was the police’s ability to deploy knowledge of accidents by their mastery of statistics, and by their durability and latency as an organization.

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Risk on the Roads: Police, Motor Traffic and the Management of Space, c. 1900–50d responsibility for traffic risks rather than letting it shift to other agencies. Crucial to this was the police’s ability to deploy knowledge of accidents by their mastery of statistics, and by their durability and latency as an organization.

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Mathematical Principles of Signal Processingentral to this is the importance of governance extending beyond the ‘state’ as often defined. The chapter ends by outlining the volume structure and some of the bigger themes highlighted by the contributors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b115295panics of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries in no way determined the response that police reformers devised. Rather, the particular form taken by policing organizations as they developed over the period 1750–1850 was closely related to a wider culture of risk management.

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Optimization problems; Introduction,e number of suicides attributed to carbolic in the early 1890s caused widespread alarm, but calls for state action were only slowly answered, partly because of the public health need for the availability of effective disinfectants.