The politics of crime and community /

• Hughes, Gordon, 1952

• Crime -- Great Britain -- Prevention.
• Community life -- Great Britain
• Communitarianism -- Great Britain
• Offenses against public safety -- Great Britain.
• Great Britain -- Social conditions
• Great Britain -- Politics and government.

• Palgrave Macmillan,

• 0333786971 (paper) :
• 9780333786970
• 0333786963 (cloth)
• 9780333786963

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• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Crimes, Communities and Criminology - Mapping the Preventative Turn - Multi-Agency Partnerships and the Governance of Security - Expertise and Agency in Community Safety and Local Crime - The Management of the "Anti-Social" in Communities - Strangers and Safe Havens? - Urban Regeneration, Crime Reduction and Communities of the Criminological Futures.

• Britain and the First World War
• Punishing persistent offenders exploring community and offender perspectives
• Introduction to policing
• Punishment and madness governing prisoners with mental health problems
• Transformations of policing
• Henry VIII court church and conflict
• Social control and political order European perspectives at the end of the century
• Natives and strangers a multicultural history of Americans
• Elizabethans
• Crime and media a reader
• Beyond the welfare state the new political economy of welfare
• Justice in the risk society challenging and re affirming justice in late modernity
• Offending behaviour programmes development application and controversies
• Communities identities and crime
• Mental disorder and criminal justice policy provision and practice
• vertigo of late modernity
• Basics of research methods for criminal justice and criminology
• Community safety critical perspectives on policy and practice
• Problem oriented policing and partnerships implementing an evidence based approach to crime reduction
• Making people behave anti social behaviour politics and policy
• Making good how ex convicts reform and rebuild their lives
• handbook of knowledge based policing current conceptions and future directions
• Badfellas crime tradition and new masculinities
• Crime and inequality
• Henry VIII and the Reformation in England
• subject of Elizabeth authority gender and representation
• Imagining the victim of crime
• Handbook of probation
• Ethical and social perspectives on situational crime prevention
• Debating youth justice from punishment to problem solving
• local governance of crime appeals to community and partnerships
• What everyone in Britain should know about the police
• Family life and social policy Comparing welfare states
• evolution of the British welfare state a history of social policy since the Industrial Revolution
• Contemporary Britain 1914 79
• Rethinking substance abuse what the science shows and what we should do about it
• Global surveillance and policing borders security identity
• Social policy
• Care or custody mentally disordered offenders in the criminal justice system
• Producing welfare a modern agenda
• Planning safer communities
• Blackstones guide to the anti terrorism legislation
• Joined up youth justice tackling youth crime in partnership
• Terrorism in perspective
• Non governmental organisations performance and accountability beyond the magic bullet
• What works in probation and youth justice developing evidence based practice
• Blackstones guide to the anti social behaviour Act 2003
• Social problem solving and offending evidence evaluation and evolution
• Football violence and social identity
• Neighbourhood warden schemes an overview
• What works with women offenders
• After crime and punishment pathways to offender reintegration
• Methods of criminological research
• Offenders in focus risk responsivity and diversity
• Community justice issues for probation and criminal justice
• Britain and the Great War 1914 1918
• Helping people cope with crime
• Planning for crime prevention a transatlantic perspective
• Crime and everyday life
• Community safety partnerships and local government
• What matters in probation
• Addressing offending behaviour context practice and values
• Constructive work with offenders
• Research methods for criminal justice and criminology
• Restorative justice and family violence
• Crime reduction and the law
• Rational choice and situational crime prevention theoretical foundations
• Comparative youth justice critical issues
• Voluntary organisations and social policy in Britain perspectives on change and choice
• futures of old age
• politics of crime control
• Understanding public attitudes to criminal justice
• Policing and the media facts fictions and factions
• Offending behaviour moral reasoning criminal conduct and the rehabilitation of offenders
• Analysing womens imprisonment
• Core issues in policing
• Crime abuse and the elderly
• Just law
• Essentials of research methods in criminal justice and criminology
• Public protection and the criminal justice process
• Principles of geographical offender profiling
• Crime prevention
• Integrated developmental & life course theories of offending
• ASBO nation the criminalisation of nuisance
• culture of control crime and social order in contemporary society
• Crime victims an introduction to victimology
• Secure foundations key issues in crime prevention crime reduction and community safety
• Punishment and politics evidence and emulation in the making of English crime control policy
• Crime disorder and community safety a new agenda
• After MacPherson policing after the Stephen Lawrence inquiry
• voluntary sector comparative perspectives in the UK
• Confronting crime crime control policy under New Labour
• Criminal justice an introduction to philosophies theories and practice
• Cognitive behavioural approaches an introduction to theory and research
• Scarman and after essays reflecting on Lord Scarmans report the riots and their aftermath
• Persistent young offenders
• Aging concepts and controversies
• Crime victims theory policy and practice
• Criminal behavior a psychosocial approach
• Criminological theory context and consequences