01067nam a2200205   4500001000700000010001500007100004100022101000800063200008100071210004200152215002100194225003700215330049200252606001500744606002100759606002200780606001600802606002400818700001900842384671  a019929786X  a20080318d2006       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aBar warsecontesting the night in contemporary British citiesfPhil Hadfield  aOxfordcOxford University Pressd2006  ax, 326 p.d22 cm  aClarendon Studies In Criminology  a1. “Couldn't give a XXXX for last orders?”: the politics of the night. 2. The uses of darkness. 3. Paradise lost: the rise of the night-time high street. 4 Behind bars: social control in licensed premises. 5. Contesting public space. 6 The combatants. 7. Rose-coloured spectacles versus the Prophecies of Doom (the shaping of trial discourse). 8 Notes from the frontline: licensing and the courts. 9. Contesting the night. 10. Shadowing the night people: a methodological postscript.  aALCOOLISMO  aANÁLISE SOCIAL  aSOCIEDADE E CRIME  aREINO UNIDO  aSOCIOLOGIA CRIMINAL  aHADFIELDbPhil