Beyond Law and Order: Criminal Justice Policy and Politics into the 1990s

Front Matter....Pages i-xi
Introduction: Beyond Law and Order — Crime and Criminology into the 1990s....Pages 1-17
Privatisation and the Police Function: From ‘New Police’ to ‘New Policing’....Pages 18-40
‘Creeping Privatisation’? The Police, The Conservative Government and Policing in the Late 1980s....Pages 41-58
Chief Constables in England and Wales: A Social Portrait of a Criminal Justice Elite....Pages 59-77
The Dual Role of the Royal Ulster Constabulary in Northern Ireland....Pages 78-90
Mirroring the Market? Police Reorganisation and Effectiveness Against Drug Trafficking....Pages 91-106
Investigating Tax and Supplementary Benefit Fraud....Pages 107-119
Community Involvement in Criminal Justice: The Representativeness of Volunteers....Pages 120-133
A Fresh Start: Managing the Prison Service....Pages 134-157
Under Siege: Probation in a Changing Environment....Pages 158-185
Partnership in a Local Juvenile Justice System: The Case for Marginality....Pages 186-203
Victims, Crime Prevention and Social Control....Pages 204-222
Left Realism in Criminology and the Return to Consensus Theory....Pages 223-247
Back Matter....Pages 248-254