Publication
cjm 97: Criminal justice marketisation
Monday, 1 September 2014
Mary Corcoran is the guest editor for the themed section in this issue focusing on the marketisation of criminal justice, with contributions from Kevin Albertson, Gary Graig and Ed Cape. You can read Mary's introduction, 'The market revolution in criminal justice'.
Also in this issue:
- Andrew Henley's prize-winning essay on abolishing the stigma of punishments served
- Becky Clarke on chasing the 'reoffending' rainbow
- Jamie Grace reports on the domestic violence disclosure scheme
- Sarah Lamble explores why market logic curtails possiblities for genuine alternatives
- Kevin Albertson discussing the difficulty of aligning public services with the public good
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