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ISBN 10: 0203945042
ISBN 13: 9780203945049
Author: A Branningan
Comprising fourteen articles by leading international contributors, including some of the most prominent socio-legal and criminological scholars working in the field, this volume is currently the only work available that critically examines W.G. Carson and his crucial influence in the turn towards sociological approaches to criminology and a criminological interest in governance and social control. The 1970s witnessed an epiphany in the sociological understanding of crime in Britain. The correctional perspective, which assumed crimes had inherent or essential qualities that distinguished them from other acts, was superseded by the analysis of how social events came to be defined as so harmful and repugnant as to require criminalization. This shift in perspectives was exemplified in W.G. Carson’s work, which combines a Marxist acknowledgement of the imperative for profit with a symbolic interactionist attention to the restraining effect of prestige and status among producers and regulators. This key work is an essential read for postgraduates and researchers studying and researching in the areas of criminology and law.
Chapter 1 The shift from crime control to governance in the sociology of law
Part I Are occupational health and safety ‘crimes’ really criminal?
Chapter 2 The importance of being ambiguous
Chapter 3 Are occupational health and safety crimes hostage to history?
Chapter 4 The continuing price of Britain’s oil
Chapter 5 Jurisprudential miscegenation
Chapter 6 The sociology of compliance-based regulation
Part II Modalities of governance, social control and resistance
Chapter 7 Rethinking the symbolic– instrumental distinction
Chapter 8 The law of subaltern discipline
Chapter 9 A genealogy of ‘fire prevention’
Chapter 10 Young people, fire and arson as resistance
Part III Crime, community and social justice
Chapter 11 The politics of community safety and the problem of the ‘stranger’
Chapter 12 Responding to crimes against international law
Chapter 13 Restorative justice in post-genocidal Rwanda
Chapter 14 Embedded criminology and knowledges of resistance
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