Titlebook: Crime, Justice and Social Democracy; International Perspe Kerry Carrington (Professor and Head of the School Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Justice and Social Inclusion Policiespect Australia belatedly aligned itself with policy imaginaries already widely, if variably, adopted in Europe (Atkinson and Davoudi, 2000, Levitas ., 2007, Buckmaster and Thomas, 2009).. This framework has been self-consciously identified as what Labor governments are equipped to do. Framed by the

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Penal Policy and the Social Democratic Image of Societyrocess, everything associated with the rise of the post-1945 welfare state has come to be discredited: the role of the state as the provider of welfare services has been undermined by privatisation; public expenditure has been cut; economies have been deregulated; and direct taxation has been lowere

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Prison Rates, Social Democracy, Neoliberalism and Justice Reinvestmentenefits, difficulties and limits of attempting to link criminal justice issues to types of advanced democratic polities, with particular emphasis on political economies. This stream of comparative penology examines data such as imprisonment rates and levels of punitiveness in different countries, be

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Against Rehabilitation; For Reparative Justicedemocracy in societies characterised by gross inequalities of knowledge, and exclusion of the majority from political decisions are well known. One such difficulty stems from the impossible necessity of maintaining stances of both constant reform and constant critique (see Carlen, 2012). Confronted

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Punishment and ‘the People’: Rescuing Populism from its Criticsstern countries. The epithet ‘populist’ is used with no less frequency by media and other public commentators to refer (always pejoratively) to this or that political announcement, policy or style of political leadership, whether the context be specifically related to crime or some other arena of pu

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Islamophobia, Human Rights and the ‘War on Terror’Bush was soon joined in such battle by his staunch British ally Tony Blair, a Labour prime minister. A populist prime minister of the conservative coalition in Australia, John Howard faithfully entered the fray on behalf of this nation, which likewise imagines itself to have a special relationship w

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Tactics of Anti-feminist Backlash observed that: The news media have often treated wife-abuse as a bizarre and relatively rare phenomenon - as occasional fodder for sensa- tionalistic reporting - but rarely as a social issue worthy of thorough investigation’ (1981: 15). While many of the underlying cultural issues Martin described

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Understanding Woman Abuse in Canadae people and places in Canada are safer than are others. For example, while most men are immune from physical and sexual assaults in domestic/ household settings, these contexts are extremely dangerous for an alarming number of women. Annually, at least 11 per cent of married/cohabiting women are ph