Beyond Law and Order
Criminal Justice Policy and Politics into the 1990s
Published on 12. April 1991
XI, 254 pages
978-1-349-21282-8 (ISBN)
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Part of a series which explores contemporary sociological issues, this volume examines criminal justice policy and politics in the UK, looking to their development into the 1990s.
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Robert Reiner | Malcolm Cross
Beyond Law and Order
Criminal Justice Policy and Politics into the 1990s
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10/1991
Palgrave Macmillan
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Robert Reiner | Malcolm Cross
Beyond Law and Order
Criminal Justice Policy and Politics into the 1990s
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04/1991
Palgrave Macmillan
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Content
Privatization and the police function - from "New Police" to "New Policing", Les Johnston; "Creeping Privatisation"? The police, the Conservative government and policing in the late 1980s, Philip Rawlings; chief constables in England and Wales - a social portrait of a criminal justice elite, Robert Reiner; the dual role of the Royal Ulster Constabulary in Northern Ireland, Kathleen Magee; mirroring the market? Police reorganization and effectiveness against drug trafficking, Nicholas Dorn, Karim Murji and Nigel South; investigating tax and supplementary benefit fraud, Dee Cook; community involvement in criminal justice - the representativeness of volunteers, R.I.Mawby; a fresh start - managing the prison service, Roy D.King and Kathleen McDermott; under siege - probation in a changing environment, Tim May; partnership in a jocal juvenile justice system - the case for marginality, Kate Lyon; victims, crime prevention and social control, Sandra Walklate; left realism in criminology and the return to consensus theory, Kevin Stenson, and Nigel Brearley.
