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Crime, Community and Conflict: The Multi-Agency Approach,a perceived need for these approaches to be locally based. It has figured prominently in Home Office thinking during the 1980s, summarised in the inter-departmental circular of 1984 on . which did much to stimulate interest in the multi-agency idea under the bold motto ‘Preventing crime is a task fo

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Security, Control and Humane Containment in the Prison System in England and Wales,ngland and Wales and which coincided with the writing of this chapter — threw the questions of security, control and humane containment into stark relief. But the relationship between these matters is a complex one that has frequently been misunderstood; it almost certainly changes over time as one

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Ethnic Minorities, Crime and Criminal Justice: A Study in a Provincial City,ple. Though this achieved its most dramatic exemplification in the riots of the 1980s, the warning signs had long been in place. Much has been written about the issue, and who, or what, is to blame. Factors such as the ‘lawlessness of black youth’, ‘deprivation’ and ‘police racism’ are just the thre

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Talking about Policing,d Scarman was asked to conduct an inquiry into ‘The Brixton Disorders of 10–12 April’. In November 1981 Lord Scarman delivered his .. It was a seminal document, not because it offered an original analysis — the events to which it was a response were too highly charged and the aspects of policing it