Abolitionism: Towards a Non-repressive Approach to Crime ; Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Prison Abolition, Amsterdam, 1985Herman Bianchi, René van Swaaningen |
Contents
FOREWORD Herman Bianchi and | 7 |
Critical Criminology and the Concept of Louk Hulsman | 25 |
Suitable Enemies Nils Christie | 42 |
Copyright | |
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abolitionism abolitionist movement abolitionist perspective administration alternative Amsterdam argument behaviour civil concept concerned conflict context countries court create crime fiction criminal justice system criminal law system criminalisation critical criminology custody defined deterrence disputes drug Dutch economic effect enemy example fact feminists formal frame of interpretation Hulsman human ideas ideological imprisonment incarceration increase inmates institutions interests involved issue judge judicial Jürgen Habermas justice model legal system mass media Mathiesen ment moral moral panic neighbourhood Netherlands Nils Christie Norway offender organisation paradigm parties penal climate penal law penal policy penal reform person political present prison abolition prison abolition movement prison abolitionists prison building prison sentences prison system problems programmes prosecution public prosecutor punishment punitive question rape rehabilitation repressive responsibility role rules Selznick sexual situation social control society Sociology of Law strategy structure theory tion United values victim violence women