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A Fresh Start: Managing the Prison Service,onsultants on the complementing and shift systems worked by prison officers (Prison Service, 1986). In a written answer the Home Secretary claimed that the report presented ‘a telling indictment of the present shift and complementing systems in the Prison Service and the working practices which surr

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Under Siege: Probation in a Changing Environment,anctity of individual liberty and responsibility. Opinions vary on the reasons for this change in government thinking, but it is undoubtedly having an effect on economic, political and cultural life (see King, 1987). By the ‘rolling back’ of the state, individual initiative is no longer stifled. Thi

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Victims, Crime Prevention and Social Control,rather than how to protect the community from crime. This period is also frequently viewed as a time in which, whilst individuals may have suffered criminal victimisation, there appears to have been little publicly expressed fear of crime. Interpreting this historical period in this way may, or may

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Left Realism in Criminology and the Return to Consensus Theory,al democratic, or ‘left’ realism has been developed by a group of intellectuals, in sympathy with the parties of the social democratic left, who seek to challenge the hegemony in left discourses of Marxist and neo-Marxist analyses of crime and the justice system. In their view, the left’s misuse of

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Book 1991Part of a series which explores contemporary sociological issues, this volume examines criminal justice policy and politics in the UK, looking to their development into the 1990s.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21282-8crime; crime prevention; criminal justice; criminology; government; police; Policy; politics; prevention; pol

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