American Society of Criminology: Crime, Politics and Insecurity

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Crime, Politics and Insecurity

Wed, Nov 15, 3:30 to 4:50pm, Marriott, Franklin 3, 4th Floor

Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel

Abstract

This panel brings together scholars from the USA, UK and Australia to consider and reflect upon the ways in which national and state-level policies shape crime itself and debates and reactions to crime.

Sub Unit

Area VII. Criminal Justice Policy and Practice / 32. Considering Criminal Justice Policies

Individual Presentations

The Real Politik of Crime and Punishment - Lisa L. Miller, Rutgers University
Crime Rates and Criminal Justice Politics in Australia - David Brown, University of New South Wales
The Criminality of Immigrants and How it is Affected by US Policy - Anne Piehl, Rutgers University
Exploring Thatcher’s Children’s Experiences of Crime, Victimisation and Punitive Attitudes - Stephen Farrall, University of Sheffield (UK); Emily Gray, Sheffield University