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'The Punchline of 'the Joke': The Impact of Process Corruption in the Queensland Police Force, 1957-1987 - Dataset

University of New England, Australia
Bleakley, Paul
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This dataset was created as part of the research process for Paul Bleakley's doctoral thesis titled The Punchline of 'the Joke': The Impact of Process Corruption in the Queensland Police Force, 1957-1987. This thesis focused on the use of process corruption by the Queensland Police Force, and the particular ways that this corruption impacted on vulnerable sub-populations in the community from the LGBTQI+ community to the political protest movement. The research was conducted at the Queensland State Archives in Runcorn, Queensland, from 2016 to 2018.

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Funding SourceAustralian Government Research Training Program (RTP)

Issued: 2019

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