| Description |
viii, 206 pages ; 23 cm |
| Series |
Advances in criminology |
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Advances in criminology.
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| Contents |
Contents: Ch. 1. Modernity and the 'Failure' of Crime Control / Gordon Tait -- Ch. 2. Governing 'Fear of Crime' / Murray Lee -- Ch. 3. The Control of Drugs in New Zealand / Greg Newbold -- Ch. 4. Korrectional Karaoke: New Labour and the Zombification of Youth Justice / John Pitts -- Ch. 5. Expert the Unexpected: DNA, Guilt and Innocence / Barbara Ann Hocking and Hamish McCallum -- Ch. 6. Parental Restitution: Soft Target for Rough Justice / Anthony McMahon -- Ch. 7. In Pursuit of the Responsibilised Self: Boot Camps, Crime and Punishment / Richard Hil -- Ch. 8. The Political Resonance of Crime Control Strategies: Zero Tolerance Policing / Chris Cunneen -- Ch. 9. Good Prostitutes and Bad Prostitutes: Some Unintended Consequences of Governmental Regulation / Belinda Carpenter -- Ch. 10. Unintended Consequences or Deliberate Racial Hygiene Strategies: The Question of Child Removal Policies / Judith Bessant -- Postscript: Which Way is Up? / John Pitts |
| Analysis |
Crime prevention |
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Policy process |
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Social engineering |
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Government regulation |
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Management |
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Case studies |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Subject |
Crime prevention.
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Criminal justice, Administration of.
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Social control.
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Criminal behavior -- Prevention.
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| Author |
Hil, Richard, 1953-
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Tait, Gordon, 1960-
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| LC no. |
2003052122 |
| ISBN |
0754622169 |
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