
Published online:
19 May 2022
Published in print:
12 November 2021
Online ISBN:
9781529203004
Print ISBN:
9781529202960
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Introduction Introduction
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Introducing social policy Introducing social policy
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Introducing criminal justice policy Introducing criminal justice policy
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Criminal justice and social policy intersections Criminal justice and social policy intersections
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Emerging concern with the criminalisation of social policy Emerging concern with the criminalisation of social policy
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Consolidation And Proliferation Of The Criminalisation Of Social Policy In The 2000S Consolidation And Proliferation Of The Criminalisation Of Social Policy In The 2000S
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Criminalisation, The Penalisation Of Poverty And Governing Through Crime Criminalisation, The Penalisation Of Poverty And Governing Through Crime
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Criminalisation of social policy after 2010 Criminalisation of social policy after 2010
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Austerity and the criminalisation of social policy Austerity and the criminalisation of social policy
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Marketisation, penal/mission drift and the criminalisation of social policy Marketisation, penal/mission drift and the criminalisation of social policy
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Securitisation of social policy Securitisation of social policy
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‘Policing the family’, governmentality, discipline and the criminalisation of social policy ‘Policing the family’, governmentality, discipline and the criminalisation of social policy
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The criminalisation of social policy corrected and contested The criminalisation of social policy corrected and contested
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Chapter
2 Introducing the Criminalisation of Social Policy and an Overview of Relevant Scholarship
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Pages
12–33
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Published:November 2021
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Kiely, Elizabeth, and Katharina Swirak, 'Introducing the Criminalisation of Social Policy and an Overview of Relevant Scholarship', The Criminalisation of Social Policy in Neoliberal Societies (Bristol , 2021; online edn, Policy Press Scholarship Online, 19 May 2022), https://doi.org/10.1332/policypress/9781529202960.003.0002, accessed 14 May 2025.
Abstract
Chapter two builds on the introduction by elaborating on how the criminalisation of social policy has been developed, shaped and challenged by academics and researchers over time in different jurisdictions. This chapter provides a solid foundation for subsequent chapters.
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Criminology and Criminal Justice
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