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Publisher:: Bristol University Press
Online publication date:: January 2022
Print publication year:: 2008
Online ISBN:: 9781847423511
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.46692/9781847423511

Subjects:: Criminology, Sociology

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Applied Ethics and Social Problems presents introductions to the three most influential moral philosophies and relates these to some of the most urgent questions in contemporary public debates about the future of welfare services.

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Frontmatter
pp 1-2

Contents
pp 3-4

List of contributors
pp 5-8

Introduction: why ‘anti-social behaviour’? Debating ASBOs
pp 9-42

Part One - Managing anti-social behaviour: priorities and approaches
pp 43-44

one - Why tackle anti-social behaviour?
pp 45-64

two - Resilient Fabians? Anti-social behaviour and community safety work in Wales
pp 65-80

three - Towards a balanced and practical approach to anti-social behaviour management
pp 81-94

four - Lost in translation: interpreting and implementing anti-social behaviour policies
pp 95-108

Part Two - Anti-social behaviour management: emerging issues
pp 109-110

five - Governing through localism, contract and community: evidence from anti-social behaviour strategies in Scotland
pp 111-124

six - Anti-social behaviour and minority ethnic populations
pp 125-142

seven - The ASBO and the shift to punishment
pp 143-156

eight - A probation officer’s story
pp 157-166

Part Three - Anti-social behaviour case studies: particular social groups affected by anti-social behaviour policies
pp 167-168

nine - Rationalising family intervention projects
pp 169-186

ten - Street life, neighbourhood policing and ‘the community’
pp 187-210

eleven - Room for resistance? Parenting Orders, disciplinary power and the production of ‘the bad parent’
pp 211-230

twelve - Cameras, cops and contracts: what anti-social behaviour management feels like to young people
pp 231-246

thirteen - ASBO youth: rhetoric and realities
pp 247-264

fourteen - ‘Binge drinking’, anti-social behaviour and alcohol-related disorder: examining the 2003 Licensing Act
pp 265-280

fifteen - The criminalisation of intoxication
pp 281-296

sixteen - ASBOs and working women: a new revolving door?
pp 297-312

Part Four - Anti-ASBO: criticising the ASBO industry
pp 313-314

seventeen - ‘ASBOmania’
pp 315-326

eighteen - The responsibility of respecting justice: an open challenge to Tony Blair’s successors
pp 327-344

nineteen - Asocial not anti-social: the ‘Respect Agenda’ and the ‘therapeutic me’
pp 345-366

twenty - Conclusion: the future of anti-social behaviour?
pp 367-379

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