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Sage Publishing Privatizing Criminal Justice (SAGE Contemporary Criminology series)

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Description

Without abdicating their ultimate responsibility for law enforcement and criminal justice, Western governments are increasingly seeking to delegate aspects of this task to the private and voluntary sectors. The contributors assess both the actual and potential impact of privatization in this highly controversial area, and examine the experience of private prisons, especially in North America, the activities of private security firms and current developments in electronic monitoring techniques. Privatizing Criminal Justice explores the changing relations between the state and the market and evaluates whether privatization can improve the control of crime and the administration of justice.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
07 November 1989
Listed Since
05 February 2007

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