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Student handbook of criminal justice and criminology / edited by John Muncie and David Wilson.

Contributor(s): Muncie, John [(ed.)] | Wilson, David [(j.ed.)].
Publisher: London : Cavendish Pub., 2004Description: xi, 312 p. : 24 cm.ISBN: 1859418414 (pbk.).Subject(s): Criminology | Criminal justice, Administration ofDDC classification: 364
Contents:
List of contributors. - Editors' introduction. - Part 1. Approaching criminal justice and criminology. 1. Contemporary criminology, crime and strategies of crime control. 2. The politics and processes of criminal justice. 3. Researching crime and criminal justice. - Part 2. Unravelling criminal justice and criminoligy. 4. Criminal justice, public opinion, fear and popular politics. 5. Media representations of criminal justice. 6. Minorities, crime and criminal justice. 7. Gender, crime and criminal justice. 8. Victims, crime and criminal justice. 9. Islam and criminal justice. 10. Regulation and corporate crime. 11. Globalisation, human rights and international criminal courts. - Part 3. Delivering criminal justice. 12. Crime prevention, community safety, and crime and disorder reduction. 13. Police and policing. 14. Sentencing and court processes. 15. Youth crime and youth justice. 16. Probation and community penalties. 17. Thinking about imprisonment. 18. Restorative and informal justice. 19. Criminal justice in Scotland. - Index.
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List of contributors. - Editors' introduction. - Part 1. Approaching criminal justice and criminology. 1. Contemporary criminology, crime and strategies of crime control. 2. The politics and processes of criminal justice. 3. Researching crime and criminal justice. - Part 2. Unravelling criminal justice and criminoligy. 4. Criminal justice, public opinion, fear and popular politics. 5. Media representations of criminal justice. 6. Minorities, crime and criminal justice. 7. Gender, crime and criminal justice. 8. Victims, crime and criminal justice. 9. Islam and criminal justice. 10. Regulation and corporate crime. 11. Globalisation, human rights and international criminal courts. - Part 3. Delivering criminal justice. 12. Crime prevention, community safety, and crime and disorder reduction. 13. Police and policing. 14. Sentencing and court processes. 15. Youth crime and youth justice. 16. Probation and community penalties. 17. Thinking about imprisonment. 18. Restorative and informal justice. 19. Criminal justice in Scotland. - Index.