Policing the crisis: mugging, the state, and law and order/ Stuart Hall, Chas Critcher, Tony Jefferson, John Clarke and Brian Roberts
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TextSeries: (Critical social studies)Publication details: New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 1980Description: xii, 425 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 9780333220603Subject(s): Social conditions -- Great Britain | Mugging | Discrimination in criminal justice administrationDDC classification: 303.33
Contents:
1. The social history of a 'Moral Panic' --
2. The origins of social control --
3. The social production of news --
4. Balancing accounts: cashing in on Handsworth --
5. Orchestrating public opinion --
6. Explanation and idelogies of crime --
7. Crime, law and the State --
8. The law-and-order society: the exhaustion of 'consent' --
9. The law-and-order society: towards the 'exceptional state' --
10. The politics of 'mugging'
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1. The social history of a 'Moral Panic' --
2. The origins of social control --
3. The social production of news --
4. Balancing accounts: cashing in on Handsworth --
5. Orchestrating public opinion --
6. Explanation and idelogies of crime --
7. Crime, law and the State --
8. The law-and-order society: the exhaustion of 'consent' --
9. The law-and-order society: towards the 'exceptional state' --
10. The politics of 'mugging'
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