Crime control as industry : towards gulags, Western style /
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| Author / Creator: | Christie, Nils, 1928- |
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| Uniform title: | Kriminalitetskontroll i industrisamfunnet. English |
| Edition: | 3rd ed. |
| Imprint: | London ; New York : Routledge, 2000. |
| Description: | 209 p. : ill., maps ; 22 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4388658 |
Table of Contents:
- Preface to the third edition
- Chapter 1. Efficiency and decency
- Chapter 2. The eye of God
- 2.1. All alone
- 2.2. The stranger
- 2.3. Where crime does not exist
- 2.4. An unlimited supply of crime
- Chapter 3. Penal geography
- 3.1. Maps of pain
- 3.2. Europe - West
- 3.3. Europe - Central and East
- 3.4. America - North
- 3.5. America - Central and South
- 3.6. The importance of thought patterns
- Chapter 4. Why are there so few prisoners?
- 4.1. Encounters in the mountains
- 4.2. Waiting for pain
- 4.3. The good old days - they were terrible
- 4.4. Political identification
- 4.5. The Baltic test
- 4.6. Tolerance from above
- 4.7. Welfare states at the brink
- 4.8. Will it last?
- Chapter 5. Why are there so many prisoners?
- 5.1. The surplus population
- 5.2. Stocks in life
- 5.3. Drug control as class control
- 5.4. Fortress Europe, Western Division
- Chapter 6. The Russian case
- 6.1. The homecomer
- 6.2. Prisons for labour
- 6.3. Stored away
- 6.4. TB
- 6.5. Counter-forces
- 6.6. Dangers ahead
- Chapter 7. USA - the Trend-setter
- 7.1. Whom one loveth, one chasteneth
- 7.2. The great confinement
- 7.3. Black figures
- 7.4. From state to state
- 7.5. State of the prisons
- 7.6. The crime explanation
- 7.7. The brakes are gone
- Chapter 8. Crime control as a product
- 8.1. The self-presentation
- 8.2. The private push
- 8.3. The technology push
- 8.4. Prisons as units for production
- 8.5. An incentive for rural growth
- 8.6. Prisons in the national economy
- Chapter 9. Conflicting values
- 9.1. Pain delivery for sale?
- 9.2. Policing for sale?
- Chapter 10. Modernity in decisions
- 10.1. 4,926 applicants
- 10.2. Bottlenecks
- 10.3. Manuals for decisions on pain
- 10.4. Purified justice
- 10.5. Offender cooperation
- 10.6. Depersonalization
- Chapter 11. Justice done, or managed?
- 11.1. Village law
- 11.2. Representative law
- 11.3. Independent law
- 11.4. The silent revolution
- 11.5. Expressive behaviour
- Chapter 12. Modernity and behaviour control
- 12.1. Children of modernity
- 12.2. Cloth of the devil
- 12.3. Limits to growth?
- 12.4. Industrialized killing
- 12.5. Medicalized killing
- 12.6. Legalized killing
- Chapter 13. Crime control as culture
- 13.1. The common core
- 13.2. Where does law belong?
- 13.3. A suitable amount of pain
- Literature