Understanding risk in criminal justice

This is a single authored work in a key Open University series for crime and criminal justice. The book has been extremely well reviewed and is a key text on a number of courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. It is routinely cited in other works, including leading journal articles. It draws on extensive literature, a wide research base, and the author’s own research. At time of publication it was the first to thoroughly explore the role of risk in criminal justice practice and policy and is recognised as a key authority in the subject

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• Community crime prevention

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• Improving risk assessments for sex offenders

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• Risk anxiety and the social construction of childhood

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• May the Sheep Safely Graze? A Reflexive View of the Expert–Lay Knowledge Divide

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• Bridging the Two Cultures of Risk Analysis 1, 2

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• Discipline and Punish

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• Surveillance, power, and modernity

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• The Challenge of Community Policing

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• Embodying risk, embodying political rationality

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• Risks, rights and regulation

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• Researching risk and the media

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• Charting the Mainstream

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• Social Change and Crime Rate Trends

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• Surveillance, Closed Circuit Television and Social Control

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• Crime, Risk and Insecurity

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• The culture of control

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• Adventures in Criminology

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• The imperative of health

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• Dangerous Offenders

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• The Psychology of Criminal Conduct

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• Crime, Shame and Reintegration

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• The punitive city

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• Misunderstanding Science

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• Punishment and Modern Society

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• The Local Governance of Crime

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• The Legitimation of Power

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• Post-Social Criminologies Some Implications of Current Political Trends for Criminological Theory and Practice

  Pat O’malley•Current Issues in Criminal Justice•1996

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• Crime Control in Britain

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• Some Observations on Rehabilitation and Justice

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• Beyond Just Deserts

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• Selective Incapacitation After the Criminal Justice Act 1991

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• Parole and its Problems

  Open Access•NATALIE POLVI, Ken Pease•The Howard Journal of Criminal…•1991

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• Probation, Pragmatism and Policy

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• Problems of Implementing Crime Prevention

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• Tracking’ Sex Offenders

  Open Access•BILL HEBENTON, Terry Thomas•The Howard Journal of Criminal…•1996

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• The Long‐term Predictive Utility of the Base Expectancy Score

  Open Access•STEPHEN D GOTTFREDSON, DON M GOTTFREDSON•The Howard Journal of Criminal…•1993

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• Power, Knowledge and ‘What Works’ in Probation

  Open Access•Gwen Robinson•The Howard Journal of Criminal…•2001

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• Affective Versus Effective Justice

  Open Access•Arie Freiberg•Punishment & Society•2001

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• Public Protection, Partnership and Risk Penality

  Open Access•Hazel Kemshall, Mike Maguire•Punishment & Society•2001

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• Discontinuity, Government and Risk

  Open Access•Pat O’malley•Theoretical Criminology•2001

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• Degrees of Estrangement

  Open Access•Richard Sparks•Theoretical Criminology•2001

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• Moral Agent or Actuarial Subject

  Open Access•Kelly Hannah‐moffat, Kelly Hannah-Moffat•Theoretical Criminology•1999

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• Volatile and Contradictory Punishment

  Open Access•Pat O’malley•Theoretical Criminology•1999

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• Social Surveillance and the Rise of the `Police Machine

  Open Access•John L Mcmullan•Theoretical Criminology•1998

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• Crime, Capitalism and the `Risk Society

  Open Access•George S Rigakos, Richard W Hadden•Theoretical Criminology•2001

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• The Commonplace and the Catastrophic

  Open Access•David Garland•Theoretical Criminology•1999

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• Policing by risks and targets

  Mike Maguire•Policing & Society•2000

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• Contemporary challenges to police management in England and Wales

  Barry Loveday•Policing & Society•1995

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• Punishment and Governance

  Open Access•Barbara Hudson•Social & Legal Studies•1998

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• Governing the Dangerous

  Open Access•Jeff Pratt•Social & Legal Studies•1996

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• The Discursive Reconstruction of Sexual Consent

  Open Access•Susan Ehrlich•Discourse & Society•1998

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• To methodize and regulate them

  Open Access•Juri Mykkanen•History of the Human Sciences•1994

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• Towards a Schumpeterian Workfare State? Preliminary Remarks on Post-Fordist Political Economy

  B Jessop•Studies in Political Economy•1993

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• Understanding Crime Prevention

  Open Access•Wendy Chan, Wing‐Lok Chan et al.•The Canadian Journal of Sociology•2000

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• Crime Control as Industry

  Nils Christie, Thomas O'Reilly-Fleming et al.•Crime Control As Industry•2016

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• Understanding Juvenile Justice

  Open Access•Jim Hackler, Allison Morris et al.•The Canadian Journal of Sociology•1989

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• Management of Radiation Hazards in Hospitals

  Open Access•Steve Rayner•Social Studies of Science•1986

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• Imagining Crime

  Ian Loader, Alison Young•Journal of Law and Society•1996

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• Thinking Normatively About Private Security

  Open Access•Ian Loader•Journal of Law and Society•1997

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• Community policing

  Open Access•Paul Gordon•Critical Social Policy•1984

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• Deconstructing the Probation Service — the Trojan Horse of Public Protection

  Open Access•Mike Nash•International Journal of the…•2000

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• Toughing it out

  David Downes•Policy Studies•1998

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• The Electronic Eye

  Rob Kling, David Lyons et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1995

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• Poor Discipline

  Nancy Reichman, Nancy E Reichman et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1995

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• Masking Hegemonic Masculinity

  Open Access•Malcolm Cowburn•The British Journal of Social Work•2001

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• The Emergence of Probability

  Terrence L Fine, Ian Hacking•The Philosophical Review•1978

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• Reforming the Police

  Open Access•Barry Loveday•The Political Quarterly•1995

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• Selective Incapacitation and the Problem of Prediction

  Open Access•Kathleen Auerhahn•Criminology•1999

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• Policing a Postmodern Society

  Open Access•Robert Reiner•Modern Law Review•1992

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• The Transformation of Policing? Understanding Current Trends in Policing Systems

  Trevor Jones•The British Journal of Criminology•2002

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• The Culture of High Crime Societies

  David Garland•The British Journal of Criminology•2000

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• Serious Offending and the Management of Public Risk in New Zealand

  Martin Brown•The British Journal of Criminology•1996

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• Corporatism

  Jeff Pratt, John Pratt•The British Journal of Criminology•1989

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• Theorizing Community Policing

  Nigel Fielding, N G Fielding•The British Journal of Criminology•2002

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• Social Work in the Environment

  Juliet Cheetham•The British Journal of Criminology•1975

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• Inter-Agency Co-Operation and Community-Based Crime Prevention

  Adam Crawford, Matthew Jones•The British Journal of Criminology•1995

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• Government and Control

  Nikolas Rose•The British Journal of Criminology•2000

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• The Return of the Wheelbarrow Men; or, the Arrival of Postmodern Penality

  Jeff Pratt•The British Journal of Criminology•2000

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• Crime, Localities and the Multi-Agency Approach

  ALICE SAMPSON, Paul Stubbs et al.•The British Journal of Criminology•1988

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• The Limits of the Sovereign State

  D GARLAND, Diana S Richmond Garland•The British Journal of Criminology•1996

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• Emotive and Ostentatious Punishment

  Open Access•Jeff Pratt•Punishment & Society•2000

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• The New Governance

  Open Access•Roderick A W Rhodes•Political Studies•1996

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• Managing the monstrous

  Jonathan Simon•Psychology Public Policy and Law•1998

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• Criminology, Social Theory and the Challenge of our Times

  David Garland, Richard Sparks•The British Journal of Criminology•2000

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• Risk and Responsibility

  Open Access•Anthony Giddens•Modern Law Review•1999

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• Bowling Alone

  Open Access•Robert D Putnam•Journal of democracy•1995

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• A Public Management for All Seasons

  Open Access•Christopher Hood•Public Administration•1991

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• Risk as Moral Danger

  Open Access•Deborah Lupton•International Journal of Health…•1993

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• Governmentality' and the Problem of Crime

  Open Access•David Garland•Theoretical Criminology•1997

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• Crime and Politics

  Stanley Cohen•British Journal of Sociology•1996

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• Sex Crime in the News

  Lynn Jamieson, Keith Soothill et al.•British Journal of Sociology•1992

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