Ian Brownlee
Biographic Data
| ID | 6308018 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ian Brownlee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ian |
| FAMILY NAME | Brownlee |
| SIGNATURE | BROWNLEE I |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Leeds |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The urban crime fund and total geographic policing initiatives in West Yorkshire
The Urban Crime Fund initiative (UCF) in the West Yorkshire Police Authority Area between April 1992 and March 1993 furnished substantial additional resources to selected police forces (West Yorkshire, Northumbria and Merseyside) to deal with urban policing problems. In this paper, we concentrate upon the several 'total geographic policing', or 'problem‐oriented policing' projects, which in fact consumed the bulk of the budget. Having defined tho…
New Labour – New Penology? Punitive Rhetoric and the Limits of Managerialism in Criminal Justice Policy
This paper argues that New Labour’s ‘tough’ stance on law and order has given rise to a criminal justice policy which is based on fundamental contradictions and which involves a substantial retreat from traditional socialist thinking on crime. The continuation of a populist punitive approach ensures the predominance in policy making of a ‘criminology of the other’ which, in turn, sustains a ‘punishment deficit’ which fuels public expectations tha…
Intensive Probation With Young Adult Offenders
This paper describes briefly the results of an evaluation of one intensive supervision project in the north of England which was targeted at ‘high tariff’ young offenders. It discusses the diversion effect of the project and offers some assessment of the changes introduced by the Criminal Justice Act 1991 on this particular sentencing option. The main body of the paper reports the findings of a follow-up reconviction study of those young offender…
Pre‐Trial Reviews, Court Efficiency and Justice
This article discusses briefly the role that might be played by pre‐trial review (PTR) hearings in promoting the efficient handling of criminal cases in the magistrates' courts. It then summarises some of the findings of an evaluation study undertaken by the authors in two busy inner‐city courts which have slightly different systems for pre‐trial review. Efficiency gains are measured in tern of case‐settlement and case‐streamlining and the result…
Intensive Probation for Young Adult Offenders
This article reviews, in brief, the use of intensive probation schemes as an alternative to custodial sentencing in England and Wales and outlines the establishment of one such project in Leeds. Having briefly detailed the project's philosophy and working practices, the article reports the findings of an evaluation of the project and concludes with some suggestions as to whether the project is operating as a genuine replacement for custody
New Labour – New Penology? Punitive Rhetoric and the Limits of Managerialism in Criminal Justice Policy
This paper argues that New Labour’s ‘tough’ stance on law and order has given rise to a criminal justice policy which is based on fundamental contradictions and which involves a substantial retreat from traditional socialist thinking on crime. The continuation of a populist punitive approach ensures the predominance in policy making of a ‘criminology of the other’ which, in turn, sustains a ‘punishment deficit’ which fuels public expectations tha…
The urban crime fund and total geographic policing initiatives in West Yorkshire
The Urban Crime Fund initiative (UCF) in the West Yorkshire Police Authority Area between April 1992 and March 1993 furnished substantial additional resources to selected police forces (West Yorkshire, Northumbria and Merseyside) to deal with urban policing problems. In this paper, we concentrate upon the several 'total geographic policing', or 'problem‐oriented policing' projects, which in fact consumed the bulk of the budget. Having defined tho…
Intensive Probation for Young Adult Offenders
This article reviews, in brief, the use of intensive probation schemes as an alternative to custodial sentencing in England and Wales and outlines the establishment of one such project in Leeds. Having briefly detailed the project's philosophy and working practices, the article reports the findings of an evaluation of the project and concludes with some suggestions as to whether the project is operating as a genuine replacement for custody
Intensive Probation for Young Adult Offenders
This article reviews, in brief, the use of intensive probation schemes as an alternative to custodial sentencing in England and Wales and outlines the establishment of one such project in Leeds. Having briefly detailed the project's philosophy and working practices, the article reports the findings of an evaluation of the project and concludes with some suggestions as to whether the project is operating as a genuine replacement for custody
Pre‐Trial Reviews, Court Efficiency and Justice
This article discusses briefly the role that might be played by pre‐trial review (PTR) hearings in promoting the efficient handling of criminal cases in the magistrates' courts. It then summarises some of the findings of an evaluation study undertaken by the authors in two busy inner‐city courts which have slightly different systems for pre‐trial review. Efficiency gains are measured in tern of case‐settlement and case‐streamlining and the result…
Intensive Probation With Young Adult Offenders
This paper describes briefly the results of an evaluation of one intensive supervision project in the north of England which was targeted at ‘high tariff’ young offenders. It discusses the diversion effect of the project and offers some assessment of the changes introduced by the Criminal Justice Act 1991 on this particular sentencing option. The main body of the paper reports the findings of a follow-up reconviction study of those young offender…
The urban crime fund and total geographic policing initiatives in West Yorkshire
The Urban Crime Fund initiative (UCF) in the West Yorkshire Police Authority Area between April 1992 and March 1993 furnished substantial additional resources to selected police forces (West Yorkshire, Northumbria and Merseyside) to deal with urban policing problems. In this paper, we concentrate upon the several 'total geographic policing', or 'problem‐oriented policing' projects, which in fact consumed the bulk of the budget. Having defined tho…
New Labour – New Penology? Punitive Rhetoric and the Limits of Managerialism in Criminal Justice Policy
This paper argues that New Labour’s ‘tough’ stance on law and order has given rise to a criminal justice policy which is based on fundamental contradictions and which involves a substantial retreat from traditional socialist thinking on crime. The continuation of a populist punitive approach ensures the predominance in policy making of a ‘criminology of the other’ which, in turn, sustains a ‘punishment deficit’ which fuels public expectations tha…
Criminology (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Criminal justice (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (2 works) · Economic Justice (2 works) · Finance (2 works)