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Neo-liberalism and Austerity, Outsourcing and Punishment,This chapter summarizes the trends in penal policy promoted by the Coalition Government, relates these trends to broader patterns that have been observed by others and provides a tentative explanation of the identified trends and observed patterns.

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,The Coalition Government and Sentencing, 2010–15, at the emerging agenda, the actions actually undertaken as well as the justifications offered, the reactions they provoked and the impact they had, where known. Comparative material is used where appropriate. The chapter ends with an internal and external assessment of the government sentencing policy.