Public Order and Private Lives : The Politics of Law and Order

Mike Brake · Chris Hale

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Criminal Justice and Penology Policing Practices and Perceptions Crime, Deviance, and Social Control

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List of tables Preface 1. Introduction 2. Economic liberalism and Conservative criminality 3. Private attitudes and public policy: control culture or the law and order society 4. The police as social workers: community and multi-agency policing 5. The future of Conservatism criminology under Thatcher 6. Fraud: white collars and grey areas 7. Inside the crisis and the crisis inside: prisons, punishment and Conservative criminology 8. Is Conservative criminology here to stay? Bibliography Name index Subject index

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