Covers the area of applied criminology. This book features chapters engaging with the application of criminology in a particular area of the community and criminal justice system. It is accompanied by a companion website which includes: lecture notes; online readings; student exercises; case studies; and, useful links.

A fitting tribute to Brian Williams (who was concerned always about the impact of criminal justice and penal policies and practice on both victims and offenders), this book fills a significant gap in criminological literature and is destined to become a core text for students of criminology and, hopefully for policy makers and practitioners too.' Dr. Maurice Vanstone, Reader in Criminology and Criminal Justice Swansea University.

Applied Criminology Applied Criminology

Criminological Policy, Practice and Research 'Diversity'

Contested Meanings and Differential Consequences Policing the Community in the 21st Century Prisons and Penal Policy Accountability, Legitimacy and Discretion

Applying Criminology in Professional Practice Youth Justice Policy and Practice

Reclaiming Applied Criminology as Critical Intervention Interventions

Responsibility, Rights or Reconciliation? Risk Management, Accountability and Partnerships in Criminal Justice

The Case of Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements Restorative Justice

Theory, Policy and Practice Corporate Crime and its Victims