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www.crimeandjustice.org.ukWorking Party, London: ACPO. Bennett, T.H. and Kemp, C. (1994). An Evaluation of Sector-Based Problem-Oriented Policing in Thames Valley Police Force Area. Report to the Home Office Research and Planning Unit. Cambridge: Institute of Criminology. Bennett, T.H. (1994) 'Community policing on the ground: developments in Britain'. In: Rosenbaum, D ...
A brief history of criminology - Centre for Crime and ...
www.crimeandjustice.org.ukBen Bowling is a Professor of Criminology & Criminal Justice at King's College, London. James Ross is a pupil barrister and research assistant at King's College, London. References Garland, D. (2002) 'Of Crimes and Criminals: the Development of Criminology in Britain' in M. Maguire et al (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Criminology,rd Edition, 3
Dangerous associations: Joint enterprise, gangs and racism
www.crimeandjustice.org.ukFollowing the publication of Baroness Young’s review Improving outcomes for young black and/or Muslim men in the Criminal Justice Systemin 2014, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies commissioned the authors to write a research and policy project to explore the relationship between Joint Enterprise, gangs, and the police's gang
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Social justice and criminal justice
www.crimeandjustice.org.ukof social justice and criminal justice have become inextricably linked in government policy. A decade on, with the termination of Tony Blair’s premiership in view, it seemed the right moment to hold a conference to examine the nature of the
‘Knife Crime’ A review of evidence and policy
www.crimeandjustice.org.ukEducation and awareness-raising 29 Prevention and the causes of crime 30 ... have been around 4,000 downloads per month of the report from our website. We have ... such as in a robbery or sexual assault, even if not used to cause injury, is a ‘knife crime’ under any interpretation. But it is less
Feminist Perspectives on Gender and Crime: making …
www.crimeandjustice.org.ukThus the core of the current feminist enterprise has been to give particular attention to women, crime and criminal justice, and more generally to dismantle or fracture ... There is real need to address the privileging of gender over race in some feminist thinking about crime and justice and how far this obscures our understanding of issues too ...
Prison conditions in the United Kingdom
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‘Knife Crime’ A review of evidence and policy
www.crimeandjustice.org.uk‘Knife crime’ potentially encompasses a very broad range of offences and thus causes problems in both the definition and determination of its prevalence. Clearly, the production of a knife in the commission of a crime, such as in a robbery or sexual assault, even if not used to cause injury, is a ‘knife crime’ under any interpretation.
Why harm matters more than crime - Centre for Crime and ...
www.crimeandjustice.org.ukto understand and develop responses to the many predictable and preventable socially mediated harms experienced in contemporary society. If, after having read the essays contained in the second edition of Criminal obsessions, you would like to ... indeed, criminal justice) have raised enormous theoretical and ...
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