List of Tables and Figure | p. x |
Acknowledgements | p. xi |
The Disciplinary Tradition | p. 1 |
The political utility of 'youth crime' | p. 1 |
The spectre of indiscipline | p. 2 |
From 'dark hearts' to the 'heart of darkness': the politicisation of youth crime | p. 5 |
Balancing the books | p. 6 |
The depoliticisation of youth crime | p. 6 |
Community corrections | p. 7 |
A marriage of convenience | p. 8 |
A culture of cynicism | p. 10 |
The crime rate steepens | p. 10 |
Repoliticisation | p. 11 |
Things Can Only Get Better | p. 13 |
A Major crisis | p. 13 |
Labour joins the fray | p. 14 |
The pre-pubescent superpredators from purgatory | p. 15 |
The gates slam shut | p. 17 |
Prison works - but not for the Tories | p. 17 |
Jack Straw's stratagem | p. 19 |
The final straw | p. 20 |
God bless America | p. 22 |
Don't stop thinking about tomorrow | p. 23 |
On not tolerating broken windows | p. 25 |
Naming and shaming | p. 26 |
Over there | p. 27 |
Left realism | p. 28 |
Welfare mothers, barbaric sons | p. 30 |
The rise of the neo-suburban intelligentsia | p. 30 |
Misspent energies | p. 33 |
A third way | p. 35 |
Kicking 'ass' in Worcester | p. 35 |
Hard Labour | p. 37 |
No more excuses | p. 37 |
Alacrity | p. 38 |
The systemic parent | p. 40 |
The Italian job | p. 40 |
Prefabrication | p. 41 |
Misspent Youth | p. 42 |
Who done it? How often? | p. 43 |
The administration of discipline | p. 46 |
The erosion of the juvenile jurisdiction | p. 47 |
Doli incapax | p. 48 |
Pre-emptive intervention | p. 50 |
Prevention | p. 53 |
Custody | p. 54 |
The invasion of the body snatchers | p. 57 |
The ghost of systems past | p. 60 |
We have been here before | p. 62 |
The new 'new penology' | p. 63 |
The Confrontation with Consequences | p. 65 |
Restorative justice | p. 66 |
The origins of 'restorative justice' | p. 66 |
The idea of restorative justice | p. 68 |
Does restorative justice 'work'? | p. 70 |
The limitations of restorative justice | p. 71 |
The Development of Discernment | p. 77 |
Cognition and sensibility | p. 77 |
Delinquent development | p. 78 |
Science and politics | p. 98 |
After the Goldrush | p. 101 |
The crime rate steepens | p. 101 |
The redistribution of wealth | p. 102 |
The redistribution of crime and victimisation | p. 103 |
Neighbourhood destabilisation | p. 103 |
Structural youth unemployment | p. 106 |
Youth crime and the labour market | p. 109 |
Destabilising schools | p. 118 |
Explaining neighbourhood destabilisation | p. 124 |
Collective efficacy | p. 126 |
The Erosion of Solidarity | p. 131 |
Crime, change and social cohesion | p. 131 |
The advent of market society | p. 133 |
Lyotard and emotional: retreatist social theory and the problematisation of 'progress' | p. 134 |
The managerial turn | p. 136 |
Managing youth justice | p. 138 |
New Labour - new managerialism | p. 141 |
Crime and social exclusion | p. 146 |
Towards a joined-up morality | p. 152 |
Citizenship | p. 153 |
A Tale of Two Housing Estates | p. 160 |
Fog in the Channel | p. 160 |
Methodology | p. 164 |
The Dickens estate | p. 167 |
Economic decline and social change | p. 169 |
The Flaubert estate | p. 170 |
The social prevention initiative | p. 171 |
Decentralisation and deconcentration | p. 173 |
A tale of two housing estates | p. 175 |
The practice of prevention | p. 180 |
'Youth justice' | p. 184 |
Employment | p. 186 |
Housing policy | p. 187 |
The violent victimisation of children and young people | p. 188 |
The struggle for the school | p. 189 |
Action in the school | p. 191 |
Multi-agency partnership | p. 191 |
Conclusion | p. 193 |
Bibliography | p. 201 |
Index | p. 213 |
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