‘Defining and Recognising are not the Same’: Challenges to Tackling Hate Crime in a Performance Culture
16 December 2009
Hate Crime can be defined as that section of criminal behaviour that is motivated by the victim’s membership or perceived membership of a particular group.
Guest Editorial (7.3)
16 December 2009
Organizational Experiences of Performance Targeting: Police, Prisons & Probation
16 December 2009
Performance targeting has developed differently in the three key criminal justice agencies, police, prison and probation.
Book Reviews (7.3)
16 December 2009
Race Relations in Prison: Managing Performance and Developing Engagement
12 December 2009
This paper explores the paradox that whilst the quantitative measures of prison performance in relation to ‘race relations’ indicate substantial improvements in service delivery, more qualitative measures of the quality of prison life appear to indicate little substantive improvement in race relations.
Book Reviews (7.2)
17 June 2009
Editorial (7.2)
17 June 2009
Practitioner Report: From Rhetoric to Reality: The Probation Service Contribution to Empowering Victims
17 June 2009
The rhetoric about support for victims of crime is excellent, and the themes of many victim conferences over recent years have sounded both impressive and powerful.