Justice, Community and Civil Society : A Contested Terrain

ISBN-13: 9781843922995 / Angielski / Miękka / 2008 / 272 str.

Joanna Shepland

Opis

Focuses on the ideas of justice and community in different countries in Europe. This book, written by criminologists in Europe, explores these movements and tensions in the developments in criminal justice.

Spis treści

1. Contested ideas of community and justice, Joanna Shapland  2. 'Proximity justice' in France: anything but 'justice and community'? Anne Wyvekens  3. How civil society is on the criminal justice agenda in France, Philip A. Milburn  4. Crime control in Germany: too serious to leave it to the people? - the great exception? Axel Groenemeyer  5. Sweeping the street: civil society and community safety in Rotterdam, René van Swaaningen  6. Lay elements in the criminal justice system of the Netherlands, Marijke Malsch  7. Refiguring the community and professional in policing and criminal justice: some questions of legitimacy, Adam Crawford  8. Who owns justice? Community, state and the Northern Ireland transition, Kieran McEvoy and Anna Eriksson  9. Policing, 'community' and social change in Ireland, Aoghán Mulcahy  10. New directions in Canadian justice: from state workers to community 'representatives', Isabelle Bartkowiak and Myléne Jaccoud

O autorze

Joanna Shapland is Professor of Criminology in the Department of Law at the University of Sheffield.