The Politics of Crime, Punishment and Justice : Exploring the Lived Reality and Enduring Legacies of the 1980’s Radical Right (Paperback)

Part I??Chapter 1. Re-Imagining the Study of the Politics of Crime? Chapter 2. Linking Crime, Political Legacies, and the Life-Course Perspective? Chapter 3. Thatcherism and the Reshaping of Policy Consensus in Britain (1979-1997)??Part II??Chapter 4. Social Welfare, Housing Policies and Changes in The Social Locations of Crime? Chapter 5. Economic Restructuring, Truancy from School, and Engagement in Crime over the Life-Course? Chapter 6. What does Radical Social and Economic Change do to Popular Opinions on Crime?? Chapter 7. Reconfiguring the Structure of Criminal Justice? Chapter 8. The spatial and temporal development of British prisons from 1901 to the present: The role of de-industrialisation (with Philip Mike Jones)??Part III??Chapter 9. Conclusion: Crime - A Relational Understanding of Individuals, Institutions, and Ideology