Governing Security: Explorations of Policing and Justice

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Abstract

1. Introduction: Thinking About Security 2. Dimensions of Governance 3. The Punishment Mentality and Coercive Technologies 4. Historical Shifts in Security Governance 5. Corporate Initiatives: The Risk Paradigm 6. Zero Tolerance, Community Policing and Partnership 7. Security Governance in Britain 8. Nodal Governance, Security and Justice

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