Titlebook: Criminal Justice and Neoliberalism; Emma Bell Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2011 criminal justi

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The New Welfare Sanctionsignificantly increased penal severity in the early part of the twentieth century, it is argued that a proliferation of ‘welfare sanctions’ has indeed done so at the beginning of the twenty-first. This chapter briefly discusses the rise of the rehabilitative ideal and its mutation into the ‘neo-reha

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Whither the Punitive Turn? pp. 45–8). They recognise that this approach ‘has never been central to governmental criminal justice policy’ but they consider that it may be embodied in attempts to reform offenders, to involve victims and offenders in restorative justice programmes and in a preoccupation with ‘just deserts’ sent

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Defining Neoliberalismted that an international centre should be established to promote the renewal of classical liberalism (.., pp. 7–8). The idea was put on hold once war broke out the following year but it was revived in 1947 when von Hayek brought together key economic liberals at another conference held near Montreu

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Neoliberal Punishmentd to follow a similar trajectory to what it had done pre-1979 (Faulkner, 1996; Faulkner, 2001). Attempts to restore the death penalty failed, despite them having the strong support of the Prime Minister herself (see, for example, Thatcher, 1987c); young people were increasingly dealt with via cautio

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Conclusion: Towards Penal Dystopia?italism which the UK, along with most other Western nations, is currently experiencing, there is no sign that the neoliberal consensus is breaking up. Whilst Gordon Brown declared in March 2009 that ‘the 40-year-old prevalent orthodoxy known as the Washington consensus in favour of free markets has

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Methodische Konzeption der Untersuchung,ly. A number of commentators have summed up this hard ening of the criminal law as the ‘new punitiveness’ (Pratt .., 2005; Goldson, 2002) or the ‘punitive turn’ (Garland, 2001a, p. 142). Pratt .., in their critical exposé of the phenomenon, cite amongst its principal indicators a rapid expansion of

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Methodische Konzeption der Untersuchung,significantly increased penal severity in the early part of the twentieth century, it is argued that a proliferation of ‘welfare sanctions’ has indeed done so at the beginning of the twenty-first. This chapter briefly discusses the rise of the rehabilitative ideal and its mutation into the ‘neo-reha