The Private Sector and Criminal Justice

1. The Private Sector and Criminal Justice: An Introduction
Stuart Lister, Anthea Hucklesby

2. Vanishing Boundaries of Control: Implications for Security and Sovereignty of the Changing Nature and Global Expansion of Neoliberal Criminal Justice Provision
Robert P. Weiss

3. Just Another Industry? (De)Regulation, Public Expectations and Private Security
Adam White

4. Privatisation of Police: Themes from Australia
Rick Sarre, Tim Prenzler

5. ‘The Real Private Police’: Franchising Constables and the Emergence of Employer Supported Policing
Mark Button, Alison Wakefield

6. Quality, Professionalism and the Distribution of Power in Public and Private Sector Prisons
Ben Crewe, Alison Liebling

7. Competing to Control in the Community: What Chance for a Culture of Care?
Jane Dominey, Loraine Gelsthorpe

8. A Complicated Business: The Operational Realities of Privatised Electronic Monitoring of Offenders
Anthea Hucklesby

9. ‘The Treasure Island of the EM Market’: State-Commercial Collaboration and Electronic Monitoring in England and Wales
Mike Nellis

Nyckelord: Criminology and Criminal Justice, Crime and Society, Criminal Justice, Prison Policy, Rehabilitation, Crime Control and Security