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John Lea

Auteur de What Is to Be Done About Law and Order?

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John Lea is a Principal Lecturer in Education at Canterbury Christ Church University, UK

Œuvres de John Lea

What Is to Be Done About Law and Order? (1984) 12 exemplaires
Tourism and Development in the Third World (Routledge Introductions to Development) (1988) 7 exemplaires
Enhancing Learning And Teaching In Higher Education: Engaging With The Dimensions Of Practice (2015) 6 exemplaires
Crime and Modernity: Continuities in Left Realist Criminology (2002) 6 exemplaires
Political correctness and higher education : British and American perspectives (2008) 4 exemplaires
Working in Post-Compulsory Education (2003) 3 exemplaires
The romance of bird life 3 exemplaires
Wokingham: A Pictorial History (Pictorial history series) (1990) 2 exemplaires
The Condition of Britain: Essays on Frederick Engels (1996) 2 exemplaires
Down the Cobbled Stones: Memories of a Cheshire Farmer (1998) 1 exemplaire
DELITO Y MODERNIDAD. Nuevas argumentaciones en la criminología realista de izquierda (2013) 1 exemplaire
Reach for My Countryside (1999) 1 exemplaire
A Time for Change (2004) 1 exemplaire
Tourism and Development in the Third World (Routledge Introductions to Development) (2006) 1 exemplaire
The Journal of Rev . D. T. Carnson , Secretary to The Executive Committee of The Lancashire Congregational Union ,… 1 exemplaire
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During the 1980s John Lea played a leading role, together with Jock Young, in the development of 'Left Realist' criminology. This included their publication What Is To Be Done About Law and Order? (1984) and Losing the Fight Against Crime (1986) For a time these were among the most quoted books in British criminology and, some say, had an influence on the crime and justice policies of the New Labour governments of 1997.

More recently John has concentrated on theoretical formulations of Left Realist criminology as in his book Crime and Modernity (2002) but has also taught and published across a range of topics in criminology including criminal justice, crime prevention, security and risk, urban riots, crime and warfare. His present focus includes the increasing role of privatisation in criminal justice.

In July 2014 he was appointed an Honorary Professor at Leicester.

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ISBN
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