Add to ORKGIn this enlightening study, Ian Cummins traces changing attitudes to penal and welfare systems. From Margaret Thatcher’s first cabinet to austerity politics via New Labour, the book reveals the ideological shifts that have led successive governments to reinforce their penal powers. It shows how ‘tough on crime’ messages have spread to other areas of social policy, too, fostering the neoliberal political economy, encouraging hostile approaches to the social state, and creating stigma for those living in poverty. This is an important addition to the debate around the complex and inter-connected issues of welfare and punishment
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
In the United Kingdom (UK), austerity is the main policy response to the financial crisis that began...
In this enlightening study, Ian Cummins traces changing attitudes to penal and welfare systems. From...
In this enlightening study, Ian Cummins traces changing attitudes to penal and welfare systems. From...
The recent economic crisis sparked across the Western world a series of austerity measures in an att...
Despite becoming almost synonymous in the public’s imagination with ‘law and order ’ and toughness o...
Despite becoming almost synonymous in the public’s imagination with ‘law and order ’ and toughness o...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
In the United Kingdom (UK), austerity is the main policy response to the financial crisis that began...
In this enlightening study, Ian Cummins traces changing attitudes to penal and welfare systems. From...
In this enlightening study, Ian Cummins traces changing attitudes to penal and welfare systems. From...
The recent economic crisis sparked across the Western world a series of austerity measures in an att...
Despite becoming almost synonymous in the public’s imagination with ‘law and order ’ and toughness o...
Despite becoming almost synonymous in the public’s imagination with ‘law and order ’ and toughness o...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
In recent years, criminologists have devoted growing attention to the extent to which ‘punitiveness’...
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
Using insights from the classical sociology of deviance and social structure (notably Durkheim and M...
In the United Kingdom (UK), austerity is the main policy response to the financial crisis that began...