A Criminological Imagination : "Essays on Justice, Punishment, Discourse" / Pat Carlen (Kent University, UK).
2016
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A Criminological Imagination : "Essays on Justice, Punishment, Discourse" / Pat Carlen (Kent University, UK).
Imprint
Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge, 2016.
Description
1 online resource (xxxi, 370 pages)
Formatted Contents Note
part Part I Discourse/Ideology/Social Control
chapter 1 The Staging of Magistrates' Justice
chapter 2 Magistrates' Courts: A Game Theoretic Analysis
chapter 3 Remedial Routines for the Maintenance of Control in Magistrates' Courts
chapter 4 Official Discourse
chapter 5 Controlling Measures: The Repackaging of Common-Sense Opposition to Women's Imprisonment in England and Canada
chapter 6 Imaginary Penalities and Risk-Crazed Governance
part Part II Women/Prisons/Punishment
chapter 7 Virginia, Criminology, and the Antisocial Control of Women
chapter 8 Papa's Discipline: An Analysis of Disciplinary Modes in the Scottish Women's Prison
chapter 9 Why Study Women's Imprisonment? Or Anyone Else's?
chapter 10 On Rights and Powers: Some Notes on Penal Politics
chapter 11 Crime, Inequality and Sentencing
chapter 12 'Underclass' Crime and Imprisonment: The Continuing Need for Agendas of Utopianism, Abolitionism and Socialism in Criminology and Criminal Justice
chapter 13 Death and the Triumph of Governance? Lessons from the Scottish Women's Prison
chapter 14 Imprisonment and the Penal Body Politic: The Cancer of Disciplinary Governance
chapter 15 Analyzing Women's Imprisonment: Abolition and Its Enemies
part Part III Feminism/Criminology/Critique
chapter 16 Against the Politics of Sex Discrimination: For the Politics of Difference and a Women-Wise Approach to Sentencing
chapter 17 Criminal Women and Criminal Justice: The Limits to, and Potential of, Feminist and Left Realist Perspectives
chapter 18 Criminology Ltd: The Search for a Paradigm
chapter 19 Critical Criminology? In Praise of an Oxymoron and its Enemies
chapter 20 Official Discourse, Comic Relief and the Play of Governance.
chapter 1 The Staging of Magistrates' Justice
chapter 2 Magistrates' Courts: A Game Theoretic Analysis
chapter 3 Remedial Routines for the Maintenance of Control in Magistrates' Courts
chapter 4 Official Discourse
chapter 5 Controlling Measures: The Repackaging of Common-Sense Opposition to Women's Imprisonment in England and Canada
chapter 6 Imaginary Penalities and Risk-Crazed Governance
part Part II Women/Prisons/Punishment
chapter 7 Virginia, Criminology, and the Antisocial Control of Women
chapter 8 Papa's Discipline: An Analysis of Disciplinary Modes in the Scottish Women's Prison
chapter 9 Why Study Women's Imprisonment? Or Anyone Else's?
chapter 10 On Rights and Powers: Some Notes on Penal Politics
chapter 11 Crime, Inequality and Sentencing
chapter 12 'Underclass' Crime and Imprisonment: The Continuing Need for Agendas of Utopianism, Abolitionism and Socialism in Criminology and Criminal Justice
chapter 13 Death and the Triumph of Governance? Lessons from the Scottish Women's Prison
chapter 14 Imprisonment and the Penal Body Politic: The Cancer of Disciplinary Governance
chapter 15 Analyzing Women's Imprisonment: Abolition and Its Enemies
part Part III Feminism/Criminology/Critique
chapter 16 Against the Politics of Sex Discrimination: For the Politics of Difference and a Women-Wise Approach to Sentencing
chapter 17 Criminal Women and Criminal Justice: The Limits to, and Potential of, Feminist and Left Realist Perspectives
chapter 18 Criminology Ltd: The Search for a Paradigm
chapter 19 Critical Criminology? In Praise of an Oxymoron and its Enemies
chapter 20 Official Discourse, Comic Relief and the Play of Governance.
Summary
"A Criminological Imagination contains a selection of key articles from Pat Carlen's research studies of magistrates' courts and women's imprisonment together with a range of other articles on social control, discourse analysis, ideology, punishment, criminology and critique. They are all informed by an assumption that while criminal justice must remain imaginary in societies based upon unequal and exploitative social relations, one task of a criminological imagination might be to suggest why this is so, and how things could be otherwise. This is an invaluable collection for anyone interested in crime, justice and injustice and the social, political and academic contexts in which knowledge of them is constructed."--Provided by publisher.
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First published 2010 by Ashgate Publishing.
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English
ISBN
9781315097770 (e-book : PDF)
9781351578097 (e-book: Mobi)
9780754629313 (hardback)
9781351578097 (e-book: Mobi)
9780754629313 (hardback)
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