Titlebook: Crime Unlimited?; Questions for the Tw Pat Carlen (Professor of Sociology),Rod Morgan (Pr Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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,„Could be scored with Albinoni’s Adagio“,llegal pleasures, are particularly prized. The purchase of leisure also affects not just adolescents but increasingly a clearly targeted niche children’s market, thus even pre-teens are being captured by this process. For the outgoing young person, leisure is increasingly constructed around the yout

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Respectable, Rural and English: the Lobby Against the Regulation of Firearms in Great Britain,my attention is focused on the cultural connections between gun ownership, certain versions of masculinity, and notions of ‘respectability’ and ‘Englishness’. My interest is also excited by the ways in which these connected discourses were firmly institutionalised in Home Office and parliamentary ci

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,Introduction: Crime at the Millennium — New Anxieties and Old Issues,s and discoveries. Yet, despite the appetite for novelty, innovation and change which a millennium assuredly provokes, many of the recurring social problems of the twentieth century seem, today, to be as unamenable to the most modern remedies as they have ever been. They remain with us, unresolved,

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The Labour Market and Post-war Crime Trends in England and Wales, the project was to use econometric techniques for the analysis of time series data to build statistical models of these trends and to interpret the results of the modelling in the light of broader social, economic and political change. Results capturing both long-run and short-run changes in record

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CCTV and the Rise of Mass Surveillance Society,transformation which, though it has increased personal autonomy, has, at the same time, broken down traditional community ties and informal modes of surveillance. Increases in social and geographical mobility, urbanisation, the rapid rise of mass transportation systems and the changing family and ho