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Tables and Figures Preface 1. Street Crime, Criminology, and the State Criminological Discourse The Cultural Resonance of Volitional Criminology The Political Resonance of Volitional Criminology 2. The Politicization of Street Crime Politicization Patterns of Politicization Public Quiescence The Law and Order Coalition Containing Politicization 3. Policy, Politics, and the Police Patterns of Policy Change The Resilience of Traditional Policing Lurching toward Reform The Politics of Police Reform 4. Policy, Politics, and the Criminal Courts Patterns of Policy Change Prosecutors: The Triumph of Reform Judges: The Politics of Independence 5. Politics, Criminology, and Crisis Criminology and Policy The symbolic Politics of Street Crime Politicization and Policy Notes Bibliography Index
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