European Race Bulletin no. 69

The Autumn 2009 issue of the European Race Bulletin comprises a detailed article on ‘Foreign nationals, enemy penology and the criminal justice system’ plus reports on the recent elections and the Swiss referendum on minarets.

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The Autumn 2009 issue of the European Race Bulletin comprises a detailed article on ‘Foreign nationals, enemy penology and the criminal justice system’ plus reports on the recent elections and the Swiss referendum on minarets.

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