Drawing on research on the work of twelve social justice organizations, this book examines the impact of community organizations on crime control and prevention, in the social context of neoliberal governance, disadvantage and deep exclusion.
Drawing on research on the work of twelve social justice organizations, this book examines the impact of community organizations on crime control and prevention, in the social context of neoliberal governance, disadvantage and deep exclusion.
Tim Goddard is Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at Florida International University in Miami, USA Randy Myers is Associate Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, USA
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Background Context and Description of the Social Justice Organizations 3. Source Reduction of Delinquency and Youth Violence 4. Navigating the Dilemmas of Funding and Reporting 5. Negotiating Neoliberal Governance and the Political Limits of Community 6. The Promise and Perils Faced: Grassroots Mobilizing and the Carceral State Appendix A Appendix B
1. Introduction 2. Background Context and Description of the Social Justice Organizations 3. Source Reduction of Delinquency and Youth Violence 4. Navigating the Dilemmas of Funding and Reporting 5. Negotiating Neoliberal Governance and the Political Limits of Community 6. The Promise and Perils Faced: Grassroots Mobilizing and the Carceral State Appendix A Appendix B
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