Crime and society

Criminal obsessions: Why harm matters more than crime (2nd edition)
An innovative critique of conventional criminological approaches to social issues
Ethnicity, harm and crime
Discussion papers from a roundtable discussion on ethnicity and social harm
Social justice and criminal justice
More than 20 authors scrutinise current criminal justice measures
Farepak victims speak out
Report based on interviews with the victims of the Farepak collapse
Welfare and punishment. The relationship between welfare spending and imprisonment
An analysis of the relationship between welfare spending and imprisonment rates
Knowledgeable consumers? Corporate fraud and its devastating impacts
A study of the devastating impact of corporate fraud on its victims
Law-abiding majority? The everyday crimes of the middle classes
The law-abiding majority are not as law-abiding as is claimed
Does criminal justice work? The 'Right for the wrong reasons' debate
A collection of essays, including by Nick Clegg MP and Edward Garnier MP
Right for the wrong reasons: Making sense of criminal justice failure
An innovative analysis of why criminal justice is doomed to failure
Punishment before justice? Understanding Penalty Notices for Disorder
A critique of the use of Penalty Notices for Disorder
Crime, persistent offenders and the justice gap
A ground-breaking analysis of why almost everything we say about crime is wrong
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