Book review – Understanding Crime and Social Policy (original) (raw)
Crime Risk Assessment, Legislation, and the Prevention of Serious Crime – Comparative Perspectives
Hans-Joerg Albrecht
European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice, 2002
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The socialisation of crime policy? Evidence from the National Evaluation of the Children’s Fund
Nathan Hughes
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Closing the gaps – crime and public perceptions
Bobby Duffy
International Review of Law, Computers & Technology, 2008
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The Discrepancy between Empirical Knowledge and Crime Policy
Jane Cullen
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Towards rational and evidence-based crime policy
Daniel Mears
Journal of Criminal Justice, 2007
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Crime, policing and compliance with the law
Mike Hough
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Crime as governance: towards a 21st century criminology (2004)
John Lea
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Crime and punishment
emilio santoro
Political concepts, 2018
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Criminal policy and public participation
Anastasia Chalkia
Panteion University - Dionikos Pub., 2017
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Toward a Criminal Justice Strategy SETTING THE SCENE -2015 and Beyond A SMART ON CRIME PRINT AND E-PUB SERIES FROM RETHINKING CRIME AND PUNISHMENT ISSUE NO 1
Kim Workman
Setting the Scene: Toward a Criminal Justice Strategy - 2015 and Beyond, 2014
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Criminal Justice Policy and Over-criminalisation
Kristdel Taylor
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Crime is a social problem
Kevin Haines
European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research, 1999
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Changing Public Attitudes to Crime and Punishment A SMART ON CRIME PRINT AND E-PUB SERIES FROM RETHINKING CRIME AND PUNISHMENT ISSUE NO 2
Kim Workman
Changing Public Attitudes to Crime and Punishment A SMART ON CRIME PRINT AND E-PUB SERIES FROM RETHINKING CRIME AND PUNISHMENT ISSUE NO 2, 2014
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National Security vs Criminal law. Perspectives, Doubts and Concerns on the Criminalisation of Organised Crime in England and Wales
Anna Sergi
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Something old, something new; something not entirely new: Uneven and shifting modes of crime control
Mike Maguire
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Crime and Punishment: 10 years of research (1)
Susanne Regener
Crime, Histoire & Sociétés, 2005
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Does Criminology Matter? Crime, Politics and the Policy Process
David Brereton
Current Issues in Criminal Justice, 1996
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The Social Costs of Crime and Crime Control
Klara Kerezsi
Beijing Law Review
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Summary of symposium organised by the Faculty of Law, University of Bergen on 30 October 2013: Changing conditions for fighting economic crime: What constitutes an efficient criminal justice system?
Tina Soreide
Bergen Journal of Criminal Law & Criminal Justice, 2013
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The Convergence of Social Policy and Criminal Justice
Hans Boutellier
2001
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Defining Crime: A Critique of the Concept and Its Implication
Michael J. Lynch
The Social Science Journal, 2020
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Perspectives on organised crime between policy and research: a criminological analysis of the new offences of participation in organised crime activities in England and Wales.
Anna Sergi
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Crime is Not the Problem: A Reply
Rosella Garner
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Changing face of crime
Adam Graycar
1999
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The Crime Reduction Programme in England and Wales: Reflections on the vision and the reality
Mike Maguire
Criminology and Criminal Justice, 2004
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Public policies of crime prevention
Gorazd Mesko
2009
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2 3 Crime, Law and Social Change An Interdisciplinary Journal Crime Law Soc Change Not guilty: are the acquitted innocent? By
Ross Kleinstuber
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Comparative Models of Crime Pre Vention and Delivery: Their Genesis, Influence and Development
Adam Crawford
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‘Community Protection Panel: Addressing risk to community safety by reducing serious repeat offending by young people’, presented at the ANZSOC Conference: Crime and justice challenges in the 21st century: Victims, offenders and communities, Perth, 22 – 23 November 2009.
Katherine J McLachlan
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Crime and Punishment: An Economic Approach Crime and Punishment: An Economic Approach
Lê Tuấn Dũng
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Using Ideas Derived from Historical Institutionalism to Illuminate the Long-Term Impacts on Crime of 'Thatcherite' Social and Economic Policies: A Working Paper
Emily Gray, Colin Hay
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000
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Crime and Combating Crime – an Economic Perspective
Wolfgang Maennig
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What's sentencing got to do with it? Understanding the prison crisis
Christine Piper
2006
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Review of the book: Crime and crime policy, Volume 4, International Perspectives in Punitivity.
Patrick Webb
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Local Crime Prevention Policies: A Critical Approach to Methodological and Evaluation Issues
Charalampos Karagiannidis
Urban Crime -An International Journal, 2024
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