The Oxford history of the prison : the practice of punishment in Western society /

• Morris, Norval
• Rothman, David J., 1937-

• Prisons
• Prisons -- History
• Punishment -- History
• Imprisonment -- History

• Oxford University Press,

• 0195118146

• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Originally published: 1995.

• history of English criminal law and its administration from 1750 The emergence of penal policy in Victorian and Edwardian England
• Prison reform in Lancashire 1700 1850 a study in local administration
• Durkheim and the law
• Punishment and social structure
• Prison reform in Lancashire 1700 1850 a study in local administration
• Bases of the plantation society
• prison and the factory origins of the penitentiary system
• Probation a changing service
• roots of evil a social history of crime and punishment
• Abraham Lincoln in peace and war
• just measure of pain the penitentiary in the industrial revolution 1750 1850
• Lockdown America police and prisons in the age of crisis
• Pro slavery thought in the old South
• Prisons past and future
• Discipline and punish the birth of the prison
• history of police in England and Wales 900 1966
• Civil War America making a nation 1848 1877
• Police misconduct legal remedies
• Punishment and welfare a history of penal strategies
• criminal prisons of London and scenes of prison life
• English local prisons 1860 1900 next only to death
• Slavery race and the American Revolution
• slave community plantation life in the antebellum South
• Causes of the Civil War
• Penal discipline reformatory projects and the English Prison Commission 1895 1939
• reform of prisoners 1830 1900
• Police reform in early Victorian York 1835 1856
• experience of crusading Defining the Crusader kingdon
• Penal policy and political culture in England and Wales four essays on policy and process
• Crime justice and discretion in England 1740 1820
• Imprisonment in England and Wales a concise history
• eighteenth century
• criminal area a study in social ecology foreword by Hermann Mannheim
• Society and culture in the slave South
• Mass imprisonment social causes and consequences
• Lincoln
• Archaeology of Anglo Saxon England
• Evangelicalism penal theory and the politics of criminal law reform in England 1808 30
• Progress in penal reform
• Peasant land market in medieval England
• history of English criminal law and its administration from 1750 The emergence of penal policy
• Towards a new past dissenting essays in American history
• Power crime and mystification
• Chartism
• world the slaveholders made two essays in interpretation
• Rereading German history from unification to reunification 1800 1996
• Reconstructing the criminal culture law and policy in England 1830 1914
• Imperial Germany 1867 1918 politics culture and society in an authoritarian state
• Dreyfus affair catalyst for tensions in French society
• Hogarth a life and a world
• London hanged crime and civil society in the eighteenth century
• French Revolution of 1870 1871
• English society in the later middle ages class status and gender
• Reform and punishment the future of sentencing
• Time on the Cross the economics of American negro slavery Evidence and methods a supplement
• new punitiveness trends theories perspectives
• pleasures of the imagination
• America in 1857 a nation on the brink
• Franco Prussian War the German invasion of France 1870 1871
• Slavery and freedom an interpretation of the old South
• death of reconstruction race labor and politics in the post Civil War North 1865 1901
• Abraham Lincoln and the second American Revolution
• Prisons and the problem of order
• Promises to keep the United States since World War II
• Accountability and prisons opening up a closed world
• Doing time an introduction to the sociology of imprisonment
• Misspent youth 98 the challenge for youth justice
• coming of the American Civil War
• Bismarck and the German Empire
• Albions fatal tree crime and society in eighteenth century England
• Ideals and ideologies a reader
• Understanding white collar crime
• debate on the American Civil War era
• Crime and justice 1750 1950
• Slavery in American society
• Bismarck the Kaiser and Germany
• Policing and the media facts fictions and factions
• Punishment and modern society a study in social theory
• Hooligan a history of respectable fears
• Hard cop soft cop dilemmas and debates in contemporary policing
• Slavery race and civil war in America
• Abraham Lincoln
• Police and protest in England and Ireland 1780 1850
• Political ideologies and the democratic ideal
• Nazi dictatorship problems and perspectives of interpretation
• Comparative histories of crime
• From Blitz to Blair a new history since 1939
• Germany in the age of Kaiser Wilhelm II
• Chartism
• Britains imperial century 1815 1914 a study of empire and expansion
• Human rights in the War on Terror
• Germany from Reich to republic 1871 1918 politics hierarchy and elites
• Policing a short history
• civil rights movement
• shaping of modern America 1877 1920
• Death in towns urban responses to the dying and the dead 100 1600
• Major problems in the history of the American South The old South documents and essays
• Prison readings a critical introduction to prisons and imprisonment
• Gold and iron Bismarck Bleichroder and the building of the German Empire
• death penalty a worldwide perspective