The criminalisation of social policy

John J. Rodger

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Criminal Justice and Penology Public Policy and Administration Research Crime, Deviance, and Social Control

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The criminalising of social policy involves two key processes. The first is boundary blurring, as partnership arrangements between agencies from different policy fields, such as social work and pol...

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