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First published 2010-04

Immigration control,post-Fordism,and less eligibility

Alessandro De Giorgi

Punishment & Society

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First published 1989-06

Less Eligibility: The Upper Limits Of Penal Policy

Edward W. Sieh

Criminal Justice Policy Review

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First published 2023-1

Let me take a vacation in prison before the streets kill me! Rough sleepers’ longing for prison and the reversal of less eligibility in neoliberal carceral continuums

Luisa T. Schneider

Punishment & Society

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Research article

First published 2000-01

Punishment and Conditional Citizenship

BARRY VAUGHAN

Punishment & Society

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Research article

First published 2022-9

When ‘ideal victim’ meets ‘criminalised other’: Criminal records and the denial of victimisation

Lauren Bradford-Clarke, Rhiannon Davies, Andrew Henley

Probation Journal

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Research article

First published 2008-3

Immigrants' TANF Eligibility,1996–2003: What Explains the New Across-State Inequalities? 1

Deborah Roempke Graefe, Gordon F. De Jong, Matthew Hall [...]

International Migration Review

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Article commentary

First published 2001-8

Low-Wage Workers and Health Insurance Coverage: Can Policymakers Target Them through Their Employers?

Stephen H. Long, M. Susan Marquis

INQUIRY: The Journal of Health Care Organization,Provision,and Financing

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First published 2006-2

Collegiate Year of Eligibility,Sex,and Sports Achievement Motivation

Robert J. Heitman, James R. Vicory, John E. Kovaleski [...]

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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Other

First published 2004-06

Barriers to Eligibility and Enrollment Among Older Women in a Clinical Trial on Osteoporosis

Christine G. Unson, Christine Ohannessian, Lisa Kenyon [...]

Journal of Aging and Health

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Research article

First published 2011-7

Vaccination Coverage among U.S. Adolescents Aged 13–17 Years Eligible for the Vaccines for Children Program,2009

Megan C. Lindley, Philip J. Smith, Lance E. Rodewald

Public Health Reports®

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