Ethical and social perspectives on situational crime prevention - David Garland (AA. VV)

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Ethical and social perspectives on situational crime prevention - David Garland (AA.VV)

Oxford: Hart, 2000 - PDF

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Sinopsis: “This Volume Addresses The Ethics Of Situational Crime Prevention Are Situational Crime Prevention Strategies Likely To Constrain Unduly People's Freedom Of Movement? Do Such Strategies Involve An Intrusive Scrutiny Of People's Everyday Activities? Can Ethical Principles Be Developed That Would Help Distinguish Acceptable From Unacceptable Forms Of Intervention? It Also Examines The Place Of Situational Crime Prevention Within Criminology To What Extent Does Its Emergence Represent A Basic Shift In Thinking About The Nature Of Crime, And About Prospects And Strategies For Dealing With It? To What Extent Is Crime Being Treated As A 'normal' Risk To Be Managed? How Far Does Situational Crime Prevention Place Responsibility For Crime Prevention Beyond The State Apparatus To The Organisations And Institutions Of Civil Society? What Are The Social And Political Implications Of Doing So?--jacket. Ideas, Institutions And Situational Crime Prevention / David Garland -- Benefits, Burdens And Responsibilities: Some Ethical Dimensions Of Situational Crime Prevention / R A Duff, S E Marshall -- The Burdens Of Situational Crime Prevention: An Ethical Commentary / John Kleinig -- The Ethics Of Public Television Surveillance / Andrew Von Hirsch -- Exclusion From Public Space / Andrew Von Hirsch, Clifford Shearing -- Situational Prevention, Criminology And Social Values / Ronald V. Clarke -- Situational Prevention: Social Values And Social Viewpoints / Joanna Shapland -- Situational Crime Prevention In Mass Private Property / Alison Wakefield -- Changing Situations And Changing People / David J Smith -- For A Sociological Theory Of Situations (or How Useful Is Pragmatic Criminology?) / Tim Hope, Richard Sparks -- Situational Crime Prevention, Urban Governance And Trust Relations / Adam Crawford -- The New Criminologies Of Everyday Life: Routine Activity Theory In Historical And Social Context / David Garland. Edited By Andrew Von Hirsch, David Garland, Alison Wakefield. The Thinking Reflected In This Book Was Stimulated By Two Colloquia Held In Cambridge, In January 1997 And October 1999. Published For Centre For Penal Theory And Penal Ethics, Institute Of Criminology, University Of Cambridge. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.