Justice, Community and Civil Society
A Contested Terrain
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Word Count
68,000 words, Guess
Page Count
272 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL11907676M
- ISBN-139781843922995
- ISBN-101843922991
- OCLC Control Number503446082
- OCLC Control Number85691830
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- Internet Archivejusticecommunity0000unse
- Goodreads2802779
Classifications
- LCCHV9960.E85
Description
Contested ideas of community and justice / Joanna Shapland -- 'Proximity justice' in France : anything but 'justice and community'? / Anne Wyvekens -- How civil society is on the criminal justice agenda in France / Philip A. Milburn -- Crime control in Germany : too serious to leave it to the people - the great exception? / Axel Groenemeyer -- Sweeping the street : civil society and community safety in Rotterdam / Rene´ van Swaaningen -- Lay elements in the criminal justice system of the Netherlands / Marijke Malsch -- Refiguring the community and professional in policing and criminal justice : some questions of legitimacy / Adam Crawford -- Who owns justice? : community, state and the Northern Ireland transition / Kieran McEvoy and Anna Eriksson -- Policing, 'community' and social change in Ireland / Aoga´n Mulcahy -- New directions in Canadian justice : from state workers to community 'representatives' / Isabelle Bartkowiak and Myle`ne Jaccoud.
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