Publication

cjm 64: Community engagement

Monday, 4 September 2006

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In this edition

cjm 64: Community engagement

In this edition

Editorial

'Togetherness'? Tackling anti-social behaviour through community engagement

Communities and social justice

Community rights and rebalancing the system

Communities of fear: justice or therapy?

A call for action: engaging all communities

Public(s), Politicians and Punishment

On the edge of objectivity

Restorative youth conferencing: involving victims in criminal justice

Open society

Public engagement in criminal justice

Working with communities to tackle low level disorder and anti-social behaviour

Community, the police and public confidence: an interview with Ian Blair

What the police are for: the beginnings of a national debate

Crime and Business: a culture of (declining) control

Community prisons

Communities engaging with community service: the 'Making Good' initiative

Too little, too late?

Whose community is it anyway?

Crime prevention in the community: the case of Neighbourhood Watch

Partnership working for victims of crime

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