'Rolling back the state': Mrs. Thatcher's criminological legacy

International Journal of the Sociology of Law

Volumn 34, Issue 4, 2006, Pages 256-277

  Farrall, Stephen ^a  

^a KEELE UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 33750935139     PISSN: 01946595     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijsl.2006.09.005     Document Type: Article

References (92)

1. Abbott P., and Wallace C. Housing. In: Brown P., and Sparks R. (Eds). Beyond Thatcherism (1989), Open University Press, London
2. Andrews K., and Jacobs J. Punishing the Poor (1990), Macmillan, London
3. Arnold J., and Jordan B. Poverty. In: Drakeford M., and Vanstone M. (Eds). Beyond Offending Behaviour (1996), Ashgate, Aldershot
4. Ashcroft R., et al. Solidarity, Society and the Welfare State in the UK. Health Care Analysis 8 (2000) 377-394
5. Atkinson A.B. Distribution of income and wealth. In: Halsey A.E., and Webb J. (Eds). Twentieth-Century British Social Trends (2000), Macmillan, London
6. Atkinson R., and Durden P. Housing policy in the thatcher years. In: Savage S., and Robins L. (Eds). Public Policy Under Thatcher (1990), Macmillan, London
7. Bateson C. A review of the politics of education in the 'Moment of 1976'. British Journal of Educational Studies 45 4 (1997) 363-377
8. Black J. Britain Since the Seventies (2004), Reaktion Books, London
9. Burnett R., and MacNeill F. The Place of the officer-offender relationship in assisting probationers to desist from crime. Probation Journal 52 3 (2005) 221-242
10. Bynner J., and Parsons S. Social participation, values and crime. In: Ferri E., Bynner J., and Wadsworth M. (Eds). Changing Britain, Changing Lives (2003), Institute of Education, London
11. Carlen P. Jigsaw: A Political Criminology of Homelessness (1996), Open University Press, London
12. In: Collette C., and Laybourn K. (Eds). Modern Britain Since 1979 (2003), I.B. Tauris, London
13. Cook D. Rich Law, Poor Law (1989), Open University Press, London
14. In: Cornish D.B., and Clarke R.V. (Eds). The Reasoning Criminal (1986), Springer, New York
15. Crow I. Employment, Training and Offending. In: Drakeford M., and Vanstone M. (Eds). Beyond Offending Behaviour (1996), Ashgate, Aldershot
16. David M. Looking after the cubs: women and 'work' in the decade of thatcherism. In: Taylor I. (Ed). The Social Effects of Free Market Policies: An International Text (1990), Harvester, London
17. DfeS, 2001. Permanent Exclusions from Maintained Schools in England, Issue 10/01, November 2001.
18. Dorey P. Margaret Thatcher's taming of the trade unions. In: Pugliese S. (Ed). The Political Legacy of Margaret Thatcher (2003), Politicos, London
19. Doling J. Comparative housing policy. In: Clasen J. (Ed). Comparative Social Policy (1999), Blackwell Publishers, Oxford
20. Dorling, D., 2005. Prime suspect: murder in Britain. In: Criminal Obsessions, Crime and Society Foundation, Monograph 1, London.
21. Downes D. What the next government should do about crime. Howard Journal of Criminal Justice 36 1 (1997) 1-13
22. Downes D., and Morgon R. Dumping the 'Hostages to Fortune'?. In: Maguire M., et al. (Ed). The Oxford Handbook of Criminology vol. 2/e (1997), Clarendon Press, Oxford
23. Edgell S., and Duke V. A Measure of Thatcherism (1991), HarperCollins, London
24. Evans E.J. Thatcher and Thatcherism, vol. 1/e (1997), Routledge, London
25. Evans E.J. Thatcher and Thatcherism, vol. 2/e (2006), Routledge, London
26. Farrall S. Rethinking What Works With Offenders (2002), Willan Publishing, Cullompton, Devon
27. Feeley M. Crime, social order and the rise of neo-conservative politics. Theoretical Criminology 7 1 (2003) 111-130
28. Fieldhouse E. Thatcherism and the changing geography of political attitudes, 1964-87. Political Geography 14 1 (1995) 3-30
29. Folkard, S., Fowles, A.J., McWilliams, B.C, McWilliams, W., Smith, D.D., Smith, D.E., Walmsley, G., 1974. In: IMPACT: Intensive Matched Probation and After-Care Treatment, Home Office Research Study No. 24. HMSO. London.
30. Folkard, S., Smith, D.E., Smith, D.D., Walmsley, G., 1976. In: IMPACT: Intensive Matched Probation and After-Care Treatment, Volume II: The Results of The Experiment, Home Office Research Study No. 36. HMSO. London.
31. Gamble A. Privitisation, thatcherism, and the british state. In: Gamble A., and Wells C. (Eds). Thatcher's Law (1989), GPC Books, Cardiff
32. Garland D. The limits of the Sovereign state. British Journal of Criminology 36 4 (1996) 445-471
33. Garland D. The culture of high crime societies. British Journal of Criminology 40 3 (2000) 347-375
34. Garland D. The Culture of Control (2001), Oxford University Press, Oxford
35. Garnett M., and Aitken I. Splendid! Splendid!: The Authorized Biography of Willie Whitelaw (2003), Pimlico, London
36. Gewirtz S., Ball S., and Rowe R. Markets, Choice and Equity in Education (1995), Open University Press, Buckingham
37. Glennerster H. Health and social policy. In: Kavanagh D., and Seldon A. (Eds). The Major Effect (1994), Macmillan, London
38. Gunn S., and Bell R. Middle Classes: Their Rise and Sprawl (2003), Pheonix, London
39. Hagan J. Crime and capitalization: toward a developmental theory of street crime in America. In: Thornberry T. (Ed). Developmental Theories of Crime And Delinquency (1997), Transaction Press, New Brunswick
40. Hood R., and Roddam A. Crime, sentencing and punishment. In: Halsey A., and Webb J. (Eds). C20th British Social Trends (2000), Macmillan, London
41. Home Office, 2000. Statistical Bulletin 18/00, HMSO, London.
42. Home Office, 2005. Statistical Bulletin 11/05, HMSO, London.
43. Hope, T., Karstedt, S., Farrall, S., 2002. Final report to Home Office Calls and Crimes project.
44. Hudson B. Punishment, Rights and Difference. In: Stenson K., and Sullivan R. (Eds). Crime, Risk and Justice (2001), Willan, Cullompton
45. Husbands C. Extreme right-wing politics in Great Britain. West European Politics 11 2 (1988) 65-79
46. James O. Juvenile Violence in a Winner-Loser Culture (1995), Free Association, London
47. Jones K. Education in Britain: 1944 to the Present (2003), Polity Press, Cambridge
48. Karstedt S., and Bussmann K. Introduction: social change as a challenge for criminological theory. In: Karstedt S., and Bussmann K. (Eds). Social Dynamics of Crime and Control (2000), Hart Publishing, Oxford
49. Karstedt, S., Farrall, S., 2004. The moral maze of the middle class: the predatory society and its emerging regulatory order. In: Albrecht, H.-J., Serassis, T., Kania, H. (Eds.), Images of Crime II. Max Plank Institute, pp. 65-93.
50. Karstedt, S., Farrall, S., forthcoming. Respectable Citizens-Shady Practices: Crime, Social Change and the Moral Economy.
51. Lea J., and Young J. The riots in 1981. In: Cowell D., et al. (Ed). Policing the Riots (1982), London, Junction Books
52. Leys C. Market-Driven Politics (2001), Verso, London
53. Lister R. The family and women. In: Kavanagh D., and Seldon A. (Eds). The Major Effect (1994), Macmillan, London
54. Loader I., and Sparks R. For an historical sociology of crime policy in England and Wales since 1968. Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 7 2 (2004) 5-32
55. Loughlin M. Law, ideologies, and the political-administrative system. In: Gamble A., and Wells C. (Eds). Thatcher's Law (1989), GPC Books, Cardiff
56. Lupton C., and Russell D. Equal opportunities in a cold climate. In: Savage S., and Robins L. (Eds). Public Policy Under Thatcher (1990), Macmillan, London
57. Madden M. Braving homelessness on the ethnographic street with irene glasser and rae Bridgman. Critique of Anthropology 23 3 (2003) 289-304
58. Marwick A. British Society Since 1945 (2003), Penguin Books, London
59. Messner S., and Rosenfeld R. Crime and The American Dream (2001), Wadsworth, Belmont, CA
60. Mitchell M., and Russell D. Race and racism. In: Brown P., and Sparks R. (Eds). Beyond Thatcherism (1989), Open University Press, London
61. Monk S., and Kleinman M. Housing. In: Brown P., and Sparks R. (Eds). Beyond Thatcherism (1989), Open University Press, London
62. Morris T. Crime and penal policy. In: Kavanagh D., and Seldon A. (Eds). The Major Effect (1994), Macmillan, London
63. Muncie J. Youth and Crime (2004), Sage, London
64. Murie A. "Linking housing changes to crime". Social Policy & Administration 31 5 (1997) 22-36
65. Nellis M. Social work. In: Brown P., and Sparks R. (Eds). Beyond Thatcherism (1989), Open University Press, London
66. Pascall G. Women and the family in the british welfare state. Social Policy and Administration 31 3 (1997) 290-305
67. Phillips L. Hegemony and political discourse: the lasting impact of thatcherism. Sociology 32 4 (1998) 847-867
68. Pugh M. State and Society (1994), Edward Arnold, London
69. Putnam R. Bowling Alone (2000), Simon and Schuster, New York
70. Raynor P. The Criminal Justice System. In: Drakeford M., and Vanstone M. (Eds). Beyond Offending Behaviour (1996), Ashgate, Aldershot
71. Riddell P. The Thatcher Government, 2/e (1985), Basil Blackwell, Oxford
72. Riddell P. The Thatcher Decade (1989), Basil Blackwell, Oxford
73. Sampson R.J., and Laub J.H. Crime in the Making: Pathways and Turning Points Through Life (1993), Harvard University Press, London
74. Savage S. A war on crime?. In: Savage S., and Robins L. (Eds). Public Policy Under Thatcher (1990), Macmillan, London
75. Scott P. Education policy. In: Kavanagh D., and Seldon A. (Eds). The Major Effect (1994), Macmillan, London
76. Shover N. The later stages of ordinary property offender careers. Social Problems 31 2 (1983) 208-218
77. Stanley C. Justice enters the market place: enterprise culture and the provision of legal services. In: Keat R., and Abercrombie N. (Eds). The Enterprise Culture (1999), Routledge, London
78. Stewart G. Housing. In: Drakeford M., and Vanstone M. (Eds). Beyond Offending Behaviour (1996), Ashgate, Aldershot
79. Stymne S., and Jackson T. Intergenerational equity and sustainable welfare. Ecological Economics 33 2 (2000) 219-236
80. Taylor R. Employment and industrial relations policy. In: Kavanagh D., and Seldon A. (Eds). The Major Effect (1994), Macmillan, London
81. Terrill R.J. Margaret thatcher's law and order agenda. The American Journal of Comparative Law 37 (1989) 429-456
82. Thatcher M. The Downing Street Years (1993), Harper Collins, London
83. Timmins N. The Five Giants (2001), Harper Collins, London
84. Walker A. The strategy of inequality: poverty and income distribution in Britain 1979-89. In: Taylor I. (Ed). The Social Effects of Free Market Policies: An International Text (1990), Harvester, London
85. Wells, J., 1994. Mitigating the Social Effects of Unemployment: Crime and Unemployment. Report for the House of Commons Select Committee on Employment, Cambridge, Cambridge University, Faculty of Economics and Politics.
86. Whitty G., and Menter I. Lessons of Thatcherism: education policy in England and Wales, 1979-88. In: Gamble A., and Wells C. (Eds). Thatcher's Law (1989), GPC Books, Cardiff
87. Wiles P. Law, order and the state. In: Graham C., and Prosser T. (Eds). Waiving the Rules: The Constitution under Thatcherism (1988), Open University Press, Milton Keynes
88. Wilkins L., and Pease K. Public Demand for Punishment. International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 7 3 (1987) 16-29
89. Willis, P., 1984. Youth Unemploment (as three articles). New Society, March-April.
90. Windsor D. Reprivatising Britain: Thatcherism and its results. In: Pugliese S. (Ed). The Political Legacy of Margaret Thatcher (2003), Politicos, London
91. Young H. One of us. final ed. (1993), Pan Books, London
92. Young J. The Exclusive Society (1999), Sage, London