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Chapter 2 - Criminological Policy, Practice and Research by Jean Hine

• Knepper, P. (2007) Chapter 1 in Criminology and Social Policy. London: Sage.

• Maguire, M. (2004) The Crime Reduction Programme in England & Wales: Reflections on the vision and the reality, Criminal Justice 4(3):213-237.

Chapter 3 - Diversity by Charlotte Knight, Jane Dominey and Judy Hudson

• Bhui, S. (2003) Deconstructing Diversity, Editorial in Probation Journal 50 (3):196.

• Calverley, A., Cole, B., Kaur, G., Lewis, S., Raynor, P., Sandeghi, S., Smith, D., Vanstone, M. and Wardak, A. (2006) Black and Asian Probationers: Implications of the Home Office Study in Probation Journal 53(1):24-37.

• Gelsthorpe, L. and Sharpe, G. (2006) Gender, Youth Crime and Justice, Chapter 4 in Goldson, B. and Muncie, J. (eds) Youth Crime and Justice. London: Sage.

• White, R. and Cuneen, C. (2006) Social Class, Youth Crime and Justice, Chapter 2 in Goldson, B. and Muncie, J. (eds) Youth Crime and Justice. London: Sage.

Chapter 4 - Policing the Community in the 21st Century by Annette Crisp
and Dave Ward

• Bleich E (2007) Hate Crime Policy in Western Europe American Behavioural Scientist, 51(2):149-165. London: SAGE.
  DOI: 10.1177/0002764207306047

• de Lint W, Virta S, Deukmedjan JE (2007) The Simulation of Crime Control, American Behavioural Scientist 50(12):1631-1647. London: SAGE.
  DOI: 10.1177/0002764207302472.

Chapter 5 - Prisons and Penal Policy by Azrini Wahidin and Jenny Ardley

• Hudson, B. (2003) Chapter 1 in Justice in the Risk Society: Challenging and Re-affirming Justice in Late Modernity. London: Sage.

• Crow, I. (2001) Chapter 6 in The Treatment and Rehabilitation of Offenders. London: Sage.

Chapter 6 - Accountability, Legitimacy and Discretion by Rob Canton and
Tina Eadie

• Gabriel, Y., Fineman, S. and Sims, D. (2002) Chapter 3 'Rules are Rules', in Organizing & Organizations Second Edition. London: Sage:22-37.

• Liebling, A. (2000) Prison Officers, Policing and the Use of Discretion' Theoretical Criminology 4(3):333-357.

Chapter 7 - Youth Justice Policy and Practice by Barry Goldson and Joe Yates

• Armstrong, D. (2004) A Risky Business? Research, Policy, Governmentality and Youth Offending, Youth Justice 4(2):100-116.

• Muncie, J. (1999) Institutionalized Intolerance: Youth Justice and the 1998 Crime and Disorder Act, Critical Social Policy 19(2):147-175.

• Yates, J. (2006) You Just Don't Grass: Youth, Crime and 'Grassing' in a Working Class Community, Youth Justice 6(3):195-210.

Chapter 8 - Community Interventions by Roger Smith

• Coleman, J., Catan, L. and Dennison, C. (2004) You're the Last Person I'd Talk To, in Roche, Tucker, Thomson and Flynn (eds) Youth in Society. Sage: London:227-234.

• Dignan, J. et al. (2007) Staging Restorative Justice Encounters Against a Criminal Justice Backdrop, Criminology & Criminal Justice 7(1):5-32.

• McNeill, F. (2006) Community Supervision: Context and Relationships Matter in Goldson and Muncie (eds) Youth Crime and Justice. Sage: London:125-138.

• Nellis, M. (2004) The 'Tracking' Controversy: The Roots of Mentoring and Electronic Monitoring, Youth Justice 4(2):77-99.

• Smith, R. (2005) Welfare vs Justice - Again! Youth Justice 5(1):3-16.

Chapter 9 - Risk Management, Accountability and Partnerships in
Criminal Justice by Jason Wood and Hazel Kemshall

• Kemshall, H. and Wood, J. (2007b) Beyond Public Protection: An Examination of Community Protection and Public Health Approaches to High Risk Offenders, Criminology and Criminal Justice 7(3):203-222.

• Trotter, C. (2000) Social Work Education, Pro-social Modelling and Effective Probation Practice, Probation Journal 47:256-261.

Chapter 10 - Restorative Justice by Brian Stout and Hannah Goodman Chong

• Newell, T. (2007) Face to Face with Violence and its Effects: Restorative Justice Practice at Work, Probation Journal 54:227 - 238.

• Shapland, J. et al. (2006) Situating Restorative Justice Within Criminal Justice, Theoretical Criminology 10:505- 532.

• Stubbs, J. (2007) Beyond Apology?: Domestic Violence and Critical Questions for Restorative Justice, Criminology and Criminal Justice 7:169-187.

Chapter 11 - Corporate Crime and its Victims by Steve Tombs and Brian Williams

• Croall, H. (2007) Victims of White Collar and Corporate Crime, in Davies, P., Francis, P. and Greer, C. (eds) Victims, Crime and Society. SAGE: London:78-108.

• Greer, C. (2007) News Media, Victims and Crime, in Davies, P., Francis, P. and Greer, C. (eds) Victims, Crime and Society. SAGE: London:20-49.