Routledge handbook of social, economic, and criminal justice / edited by Cliff Roberson.
2018
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Routledge handbook of social, economic, and criminal justice / edited by Cliff Roberson.
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Boca Raton, FL : Routledge, an imprint of Taylor and Francis, 2018.
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1 online resource (384 pages) : 8 illustrations
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part I Introduction to Criminal and Economic Justice
chapter 1 Violence Against Women as a Social Justice Issue / Nicole Wilkes
chapter 2 Decriminalizing Poverty / Erin Grant
chapter 3 Key Theories of Justice / Melissa Thorne
chapter 4 Can Justice Reinvestment Deliver Social Justice? / Kevin Wong
part II Justice in Specific Situations
chapter 5 Equal Pay, the Wage Gap, and Sexual Harassment / Shelly Clevenger
chapter 6 Death Penalty and the Poor / Amanda K. Cox
chapter 7 Education Inequality in America / Dwayne Roberson
chapter 8 Police Power and Human Rights / Jason Jolicoeur
chapter 9 Bias-Based Policing and Racial Profiling / Ralph E. Ioimo
chapter 10 Police Performance Management and Social Justice / John A. Eterno
chapter 11 Sexual Assault at the Margins
Recognizing the Experiences of Male Survivors / Jordana N. Navarro
chapter 12 Importance of Language and Communication for Social Justice / Tamara L. Wilkins
part III International and Transnational Issues
chapter 13 National Status/Immigration and Social Justice / Robert D. Hanser
chapter 14 Juveniles and Social Justice in the United Kingdom / Daniel Marshall
chapter 15 LGBQ People and Social Justice / Nicole L. Asquith
chapter 16 American Indian Rights/Justice / Larry French
chapter 17 Social Justice and Security Crisis in Mexico / Elena Azaola
chapter 18 Punishment and Social Justice in Slovenia / Benjamin Flander
part IV Criminal Justice and Social Status
chapter 19 Effective Assistance of Counsel / Melanie Worsley
chapter 20 Age and Social Justice / J. Harrison Watts
chapter 21 Transitioning to Social Justice
Transgender and Non-Binary Individuals / Allyson Walker
chapter 22 Migrant Workers in Crop Agriculture and Meatpacking Industry / Andrea Gómez Cervantes
chapter 23 National and International Organizations that Promote and Protect Social Justice / Kathryn Elvey
chapter 24 Systemic Effects of Privatization on Human Service Agencies / Maren B. Trochmann
part V Government and Social Justice
chapter 25 10 Key Elements to Enhance Procedural Justice in the Criminal Justice System / Matthew O'Deane
chapter 26 Data Protection and Rights to Privacy Involved in Gathering and International Intelligence Exchange / David Lowe
chapter 27 Social Justice Contextualized / Jason Jolicoeur
chapter 28 Waiving Juveniles to Criminal Court / Jordan Papp
chapter 29 Mass Incarceration / Ross Kleinstuber
chapter 30 Social Security Fraud versus White-Collar Crime / Petter Gottschalk
chapter 31 No Hope
Life Without the Possibility of Parole / Patricia Dahl.
chapter 1 Violence Against Women as a Social Justice Issue / Nicole Wilkes
chapter 2 Decriminalizing Poverty / Erin Grant
chapter 3 Key Theories of Justice / Melissa Thorne
chapter 4 Can Justice Reinvestment Deliver Social Justice? / Kevin Wong
part II Justice in Specific Situations
chapter 5 Equal Pay, the Wage Gap, and Sexual Harassment / Shelly Clevenger
chapter 6 Death Penalty and the Poor / Amanda K. Cox
chapter 7 Education Inequality in America / Dwayne Roberson
chapter 8 Police Power and Human Rights / Jason Jolicoeur
chapter 9 Bias-Based Policing and Racial Profiling / Ralph E. Ioimo
chapter 10 Police Performance Management and Social Justice / John A. Eterno
chapter 11 Sexual Assault at the Margins
Recognizing the Experiences of Male Survivors / Jordana N. Navarro
chapter 12 Importance of Language and Communication for Social Justice / Tamara L. Wilkins
part III International and Transnational Issues
chapter 13 National Status/Immigration and Social Justice / Robert D. Hanser
chapter 14 Juveniles and Social Justice in the United Kingdom / Daniel Marshall
chapter 15 LGBQ People and Social Justice / Nicole L. Asquith
chapter 16 American Indian Rights/Justice / Larry French
chapter 17 Social Justice and Security Crisis in Mexico / Elena Azaola
chapter 18 Punishment and Social Justice in Slovenia / Benjamin Flander
part IV Criminal Justice and Social Status
chapter 19 Effective Assistance of Counsel / Melanie Worsley
chapter 20 Age and Social Justice / J. Harrison Watts
chapter 21 Transitioning to Social Justice
Transgender and Non-Binary Individuals / Allyson Walker
chapter 22 Migrant Workers in Crop Agriculture and Meatpacking Industry / Andrea Gómez Cervantes
chapter 23 National and International Organizations that Promote and Protect Social Justice / Kathryn Elvey
chapter 24 Systemic Effects of Privatization on Human Service Agencies / Maren B. Trochmann
part V Government and Social Justice
chapter 25 10 Key Elements to Enhance Procedural Justice in the Criminal Justice System / Matthew O'Deane
chapter 26 Data Protection and Rights to Privacy Involved in Gathering and International Intelligence Exchange / David Lowe
chapter 27 Social Justice Contextualized / Jason Jolicoeur
chapter 28 Waiving Juveniles to Criminal Court / Jordan Papp
chapter 29 Mass Incarceration / Ross Kleinstuber
chapter 30 Social Security Fraud versus White-Collar Crime / Petter Gottschalk
chapter 31 No Hope
Life Without the Possibility of Parole / Patricia Dahl.
Summary
This authoritative volume explores different perspectives on economic and social justice and the challenges presented by and within the criminal justice system. It critically discusses key concerns involved in realizing economic and social justice, including systemic issues in economic and social justice, issues related to organizations and social institutions, special issues regarding specific populations, and a review of national and international organizations that promote economic justice. Addressing more than just the ideology and theory underlying economic and social justice, the book presents chapters with practical examples and research on how economic and social justice might be achieved within the criminal justice systems of the world. With contributions from leading scholars around the globe, this book is an essential reference for scholars with an interest in economic and social justice from a wide range of disciplines, including criminal justice and criminology as well as sociology, social work, public policy, and law.
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