Titlebook: Crime in Japan; Paradise Lost? Dag Leonardsen Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 crime.criminal

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Zum Schluss. Warum denn Gerechtigkeits the nation state exposed to strong impulses for change. However, societies are characterised by institutional .. Social change is usually about very gradual and slow processes. This is especially true regarding the cultural sphere. Marx was probably right in distinguishing the socio-cultural syste

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Zum Schluss. Warum denn Gerechtigkeit I then give a relatively detailed presentation of . in the last 15–20 years and ask if the fear of crime that people feel is based on ‘hard realities’ or if it is rather (as some maintain) an expression of ‘moral panic’. After presenting the debate on this topic, I conclude that crime actually . in

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Zum Schluss. Warum denn Gerechtigkeitsed welfare system) protects people in times of economic decay. For a long period of time (1960–90) Japan was admired by many observers for being a socially inclusive and harmonious society (which, to me, is true only with essential reservations). Be that as it may, in Chapter 5 I concluded that Jap