This book explores one of the most significant events in 20th century Anglo-Saxon liberalism: the shift in Britain from the welfare state to the risk society.
This book explores one of the most significant events in 20th century Anglo-Saxon liberalism: the shift in Britain from the welfare state to the risk society.
Robert R. Sullivan is Professor Emeritus at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 A Thumbnail Sketch of Recent British Criminal Justice Part 2 The Autonomous Individual Chapter 3 The Revolt of British Criminology in the 1970s Chapter 4 The Autonomous Individual the Reasoning Criminal Part 5 The Power of the State Chapter 6 The "Nothing Works" Argument in Britain Chapter 7 The Police and the Birmingham's Centre's Critique Chapter 8 The Multiagency Approach to Situational Crime Control Chapter 9 The Persistence of the State in British Policing and Prisons Part 10 The Rule of Law Chapter 11 The Warwick School's Challenge and the Rule of Law Chapter 12 Radzinowicz's Empire and the Rule of Law
Chapter 1 A Thumbnail Sketch of Recent British Criminal Justice Part 2 The Autonomous Individual Chapter 3 The Revolt of British Criminology in the 1970s Chapter 4 The Autonomous Individual the Reasoning Criminal Part 5 The Power of the State Chapter 6 The "Nothing Works" Argument in Britain Chapter 7 The Police and the Birmingham's Centre's Critique Chapter 8 The Multiagency Approach to Situational Crime Control Chapter 9 The Persistence of the State in British Policing and Prisons Part 10 The Rule of Law Chapter 11 The Warwick School's Challenge and the Rule of Law Chapter 12 Radzinowicz's Empire and the Rule of Law
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