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Penal policy, justice reform and social exclusion / ed. Kauko Aromaa

Autor institucional: HEUNI. European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control, affiliated with the United NationsIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Helsinki : HEUNI, 2007Descrição física: 119 p.; 25 cmColeção: Publication Series. [Heuni Report Series]; 48ISBN: 9789525333305Assunto: 1364 | 343307 | 237533 | 348797 | 326972Resumo: Foreword. 'Social Exclusion': a thriving concept in contemporary criminology; social exclusion and crime in Central and Easter Europe (Miklós Lévay). Social exclusion and youth crime in Europe - the spatial dimension (Dietrich Oberwittler). Media, evil and society: media use and its impacts on crime perception, sentencing attitutes and crime policy (Christian Pfeiffer, Matthias Kleimann and Michael Windzio). Justice reform in post-soviet successor states: a comparative perspective (Louise Shelley). Penal policy, political culture, and constitutional obsolescence (Michael Tonry). Crime and criminal justice reforms in the "New Central European Countries", and the example of the Czech Republic (Helena Válková and Jana Hulmáková).
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Plenary presentations held at the Fifth Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology, 31 August - 3 September 2005, Krakow, Poland.

Foreword. 'Social Exclusion': a thriving concept in contemporary criminology; social exclusion and crime in Central and Easter Europe (Miklós Lévay). Social exclusion and youth crime in Europe - the spatial dimension (Dietrich Oberwittler). Media, evil and society: media use and its impacts on crime perception, sentencing attitutes and crime policy (Christian Pfeiffer, Matthias Kleimann and Michael Windzio). Justice reform in post-soviet successor states: a comparative perspective (Louise Shelley). Penal policy, political culture, and constitutional obsolescence (Michael Tonry). Crime and criminal justice reforms in the "New Central European Countries", and the example of the Czech Republic (Helena Válková and Jana Hulmáková).

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