Crime, risk and justice : the politics of crime control in liberal democracies

Abstract

1. Introduction: a guide to the chapters Part 1: Crime, Liberalism and Risk 1. The new politics of crime control, Kevin Stenson 2. The schizophrenic state: neo-liberal criminal justice, Robert R. Sullivan Part 2: Community initiatives and risk 3. Risk and correctional practice, Todd Clear and Eric Cadora 4. Crime control and advanced liberal government: the 'third way' and the return of the local, Kevin Stenson and Adam Edwards Part 3: Policing and the risk society 5. Risk, crime and prudentialism revisited, Pat O'Malley 6. Loose connections and new directions: Neo-liberalism, new public managerialism and the modernisation of policing in Britain, Eugene McLaughlin and Karim Murji Part 4: Criminal Justice and Risk 7. 'Entitlement to cruelty': the end of welfare and the punitive mentality in the United States, Jonathan Simon 8. Punishment, rights and difference: defending justice in the risk society, Barbara Hudson Part 5: The media, crime and risk 9. Casino Culture: Media and crime in a winner-loser society, Robert Reiner, Sonia Livingstone and Jessica Allen 10. 'Bringing it all back home': populism, media coverage and the dynamics of locality and globality in the politics of crime control, Richard Sparks 11. American television, crime and the risk society, Philip Green

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