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Crime, Critique and Utopia (Hardcover)
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Crime, Critique and Utopia (Hardcover)
Series: Critical Criminological Perspectives
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Crime, Critique and Utopia examines the relationship between Utopia
and the political through an analysis of utopian conceptualisations
around crime and justice. It addresses the relevance of utopian
principles in relation to a range of issues of direct and
contemporary relevance to criminology, investigating theoretical
possibilities, the use of utopian methods, and the application of
utopian principles, in the quest for a transformative agenda within
criminology and beyond.This book refines important social and
historical themes of utopian construct from a criminological
perspective, examining the interconnections between theoretical
work on Utopia and political doctrines such as abolitionism and
anarchism. It provides a critical analysis of criminal law and
state policy on crime, considering various aspects of the utopian
'impulse' as it shapes criminological and abolitionist
thinking.This edited collection includes contributions from Sarah
Armstrong (Glasgow University, UK), Lynne Copson (University of
Edinburgh, UK), Michael Lowy (CNRS, France), Mike Nellis
(University of Strathclyde, UK), Vincenzo Ruggiero (Middlesex
University, UK), David Scott (University of Central Lancashire, UK)
and Loic Wacquant (University of California at Berkeley, USA).
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