Criminal Justice and Privatisation

Table of Contents List of Contributors Privatisation in Criminal Justice. An Overview Philip Bean Probation for Profit: Neoliberalism Magical Thinking and Evidence Refusal Peter Raynor Electronic Monitoring, Neoliberalism and the Shaping of Community Sanctions Mike Nellis Who Needs Experts? The Commercialisation of the Probation Ideal Maurice Vanstone? The Gift Relationship: What We Lose When Rehabilitation is Privatised Lawrence Burke And Steve Collett Through the Gate John Harding The Role of Payment by Results in Privatising the Probation Service Russell Webster Privatisation of Policing; Objective Reform, Ideological Revolution or Subjective Revenge and Retribution? John Grieve Private Security and the Privatisation of Criminal Justice Adam White Privatisation Marketisation and the Penal Voluntary Sector Mike Maguire Contracts, compliance care and control. The experience of privatisation in one probation trust.Contracts compliance care and control: the experience of privatisation in one probation trust.Contracts, Compliance Care and Control: The Experience of Privatisation in One Probation Trust. Martin Graham Does it Work? Does it Pay? Nigel Whiskin Legitimacy in Probation and the Impact of Transforming Rehabilitation John Deering What Does Privatisation Mean for Probation Supervision? Jane Dominey Privatisation of Criminal Justice in Eastern Europe Simonas Nikartis Privatisation of Criminal Justice in Australia. Marietta Martinovic, Marg Liddell & David Daley Sessional lecturer, Criminology and Justice, former Director, Community Based Services, Western Australia Department of Justice. Correctional Privatisation in the United States. Brett Burkhardt & Story Edison Index

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• Crime e criminologia