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Changing contours of criminal justice /
This collection will provide an engaging and critical account of the current state of criminal justice and the origins and implications of contemporary practice, celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Oxford Centre for Criminology and featuring contributions from leading internationally-renowned cr...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Oxford, United Kingdom :
Oxford University Press,
2016.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Changing Contours of Criminal Justice; COPYRIGHT; DEDICATION; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ; CONTENTS ; LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS ; Editors; Contributors; Mapping the Contours of Criminal Justice: An Introduction; Criminal Justice Scholarship-A Brief History; Criminal Justice as Ac ademic Discipline; Structure and Themes of the Book; Conclusion; References ; Part I: politics, legitimacy, and criminal justice ; Chapter 1: changing climates of control: the rise and fall of police authority in england & wales ; Introduction ; Police Politics in a 'Hot' Climate ; Policing and Climate Change
- Conclusion: Unsettled Prospects References ; Chapter 2: What is the Legacy of Thatcherism for the Criminal Justice System in England and Wales? ; What was Thatcherism? ; What is the Standard Criminological Position on Thatcherism and the Criminal Justice System? ; Why Would a Neo-liberal Care about Crime Anyway? ; Operationalizing Punitiveness ; Looking Afresh at some of the Key Criminal Justice System Developments of the 1980s ; Thinking about Thatcherite Influence on the Criminal Justice System ; References
- Chapter 3: the dog that never quite barked: social identity and the persistence of police legitimacy Procedural Justice, Social Identity, and Police Legitimacy ; From Procedural Justice to (Future) Behaviour ; Complicating Factors ; Evidence from a Survey Conducted in England and Wales ; Social Identity as a Predictor of Police Legitimacy ; Change and Stability in Police Legitimacy ; References ; Chapter 4: patrolling the borders of risk: the new bifurcation of probation services in england & wales ; Introduction ; The Rise of Risk in the Probation Context
- In with the New: Risk and Probation after Transforming Rehabilitation New Silos, New Borders ; The (Re)construction of Risk ; An Imbalance of Power ; The Risk-Resources Nexus ; A Bifurcation of Purpose? ; Conclusion ; References ; Chapter 5: race, ethnicity, and criminal justice: refocusing the criminological gaze ; Introduction ; Race Matters ; The Shifting Contours of Race and Criminal Justice ; Racialized Criminalization of British Muslims: From Victims to Villains? ; Criminology and the Silence of Race ; Continuing the Conversation: Why Criminology Should Talk about Race ; References
- Part II: Justice, Courts, and Security Chapter 6: Researching the Global Criminal Court ; Introduction ; Criminal Justice and Globalization: The Contours of a Global Court ; Bringing the Border Within: Migration Status, Deportability, and Punishment ; Negotiating Belonging: Criminal Adjudication and Civic Stratification ; Conclusion ; References ; Chapter 7: Access to Criminal Justice: Changing Legal Aid Decision-making in the Lower Courts ; Introduction ; The Colonization of the Magistrates' Courts by Defence Lawyers: 1966-1992 ; The Birmingham Research: 1992 ; Funding Context