Contemporary issues in criminology

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Part 1 Comparative criminology: policing apartheid - the discourses of the South African police, M. Brogden the policing of culture in Trinidad and Tobago, M. Cain in search of a third world criminology, I. Clegg and J. Whetton comparative research in criminal justice, L. Zedner. Part 2 Criminal justice issues: inter-agency co-operation and community based crime prevention, A. Crawford and M. Jones politics and prison management - the Northern Ireland experience, B. Gormally fraudulent problems - antonomy and decision-making in the Serious Fraud Office, M. Levi specialist activities in probation - confusion worse confounded, G. Mair criminal justice cultures - negotiating bail and remand, F. Paterson and C. Whittaker the supervision of offenders - what works?, C. Trotter. Part 3 Crime, poverty and the underclass: Criminal Justice Act 1991 - management of the underclass and the potentiality of community, S. Gardiner criminology and the free market - theoretical and practical issues in everyday social life and everyday crime, I. Taylor. Part 4 Policing and prosecution: revising police powers - legal theories and policing practices in historical and contemporary contexts, D. Dixon democracy, justice and the limits of policing - rethinking police accountability, I. Loader the end of the public policing?, E. McLaughlin and K. Murji authors meet critics - the case for the prosecution, R. Morgan.

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