Beyond Law and Order: Criminal Justice Policy and Politics into the 1990s

Introduction: Beyond Law And Order : Crime And Criminology Into The 1990s / Robert Reiner And Malcolm Cross -- Privatisation And The Police Function: From 'new Police' To 'new Policing' / Les Johnston -- 'creeping Privatisation'?: The Police, The Conservative Government And Policing In The Late 1980s / Philip Rawlings -- Chief Constables In England And Wales: A Social Portrait Of A Criminal Justice Elite / Robert Reiner -- The Dual Role Of The Royal Ulster Constabulary In Northern Ireland / Kathleen Magee -- Mirroring The Market?: Police Reorganisation And Effectiveness Against Drug Trafficking / Nicholas Dorn, Karim Murji And Nigel South. Investigating Tax And Supplementary Benefit Fraud / Dee Cook -- Community Involvement In Criminal Justice: The Representative Of Volunteers / R.i. Mawby -- A Fresh Start: Managing The Prison Service / Roy D. King And Kathleen Mcdermott -- Under Siege: Probation In A Changing Environment / Tim May -- Partnership In A Local Juvenile Justice System: The Case For Marginality / Kate Lyon -- Victims, Crime Prevention And Social Control / Sandra Walklate -- Left Realism In Criminology And The Return To Consensus Theory / Kevin Stenson And Nigel Brearley. Edited By Robert Reiner And Malcolm Cross. Spine Title: Beyond Law & Order. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.