Transforming criminal policy
spheres of influence in the United States, the Netherlands, and England and Wales during the 1980s
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Word Count
40,000 words, Guess
Page Count
160 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL727581M
- ISBN-101872870317
- OCLC Control Number36383567
- Internet Archivetransformingcrim0000ruth
- Library of Congress Control Number97116285
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- Goodreads881555
Classifications
- LCCHV7419 .R895 1996
Description
"Transforming Criminal Policy explores 'Spheres of Influence in the USA, The Netherlands and England and Wales during the 1980s', focusing on the activities of three strategically placed individuals: James Q. Wilson, Dato Steenhuis and David Faulkner. Whilst the policy-making process cannot be determined by referenda, it is too important to be left exclusively to experts. In a central argument the author insists on the need for an integrated criminal policy as a means of protecting those values which are fundamental to a liberal democracy. A way forward is outlined which seeks to overcome 'narrow and compartmentalised ways of thinking about crime and what to do about it'."--Jacket.
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Series Statement
- Waterside Press criminal policy series ;
- v. 1
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