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Criminal policy making edited by Andrew Rutherford.
Series International library of criminology, criminal justice & penologyDetalles de publicación: Aldershot, Hants, England Brookfield, Vt. Dartmouth c1997.Descripción: xvii, 563 p. 25 cmISBN:- 1855217821
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- HV7405 .C76 1997
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The purpose of this volume is to illuminate those processes which determine the shape and direction of criminal policy within liberal and democratic states. It focuses on the making of policy, and looks at its historical and social context.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Part 1 Historical and Social Context: The march of penal progress
- From Amsterdam to Auburn: an explanation for the rise of the prison in 17th century Holland and 19th century America
- Politics and policy in contemporary discourse, a study of tendentious reasoning and rhetoric
- Part 2 Theoretical Perspectives
- A conceptual model of crime prevention
- Critical criminology and the concept of crime
- Conflicts as property
- Penal sanctions as a feminist strategy: a contradiction in terms? Pornography and criminal law in the Netherlands
- The decline of the rehabilitative ideal in American criminal justice
- Crime, punishment and the decline of liberal optimism
- Crime and the criminologists
- Part 3 Ideological Framework
- Ideology and criminal justice policy: some current issues
- 2 models of the criminal process
- Auditing criminal justice
- Rethinking the functions of criminal procedure: the Warren and Burger Court's competing ideologies
- The role of ideology in prisoners' rights adjudication: Habilitative prison conditions and the 8th Amendment
- Part 4 Case Studies
- The opening stages of criminal justice policy making
- Community and the criminal justice system
- Government strategies for community crime prevention programmes in England and Wales: a study in failure?
- The future of control systems: the case of Norway
- Social control as a policy: pragmatic moralism with a structural deficit
- Congress and criminal justice policy making: the impact of interest groups and symbolic politics
- Part 5 Emerging Issues
- Abolitionism and the politics of 'bad conscience'
- In pursuit of the vernacular: comparing law and order discourse in Britain and Germany
- Criminal justice - a European perspective
- Penal regressions
- Name Index