Examining the inter-relationship between political rhetoric, reactionary governments and discriminatory ideologies, this book offers a fuller account of how our views on crime are formed.
Examining the inter-relationship between political rhetoric, reactionary governments and discriminatory ideologies, this book offers a fuller account of how our views on crime are formed.
Thomas McNeil is Chief Executive of The JABBS Foundation for Women and Girls, a charity making strategic grants to help prevent women becoming caught in the criminal justice system. He is also appointed to the UK Ministry of Justice Women's Justice Board and is a trustee of the Criminal Justice Alliance.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Political Stagefright 2. The Punitiveness Problem 3. Mechanics of Opinion Formation 4. Deliberative Democracy: Enhancing Public 'Crime Debates' 5. Practising Deliberative Democracy 6. Progressive Shifts and Consensus: Evidence for Enhanced Public Dialogue 7. Deliberative Process: Persuasive Information and Civic Inspiration 8. Roadmap to Social Change
1. Political Stagefright 2. The Punitiveness Problem 3. Mechanics of Opinion Formation 4. Deliberative Democracy: Enhancing Public 'Crime Debates' 5. Practising Deliberative Democracy 6. Progressive Shifts and Consensus: Evidence for Enhanced Public Dialogue 7. Deliberative Process: Persuasive Information and Civic Inspiration 8. Roadmap to Social Change
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