Policing

Tim Newburn is Professor of Criminology and Social Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science.Jill Peay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

• 1 Robert Reiner: An Intellectual Portrait Tim Newburn and Paul Rock2 Beyond Lamentation: Towards a Democratic Egalitarian Politics of Crime and Justice Ian Loader and Richard Sparks3 'Race', Political Economy and the Coercive State Ben Bowling, Coretta Phillips and James Sheptycki4 Developments in Police Research: Views from Across the North Sea Bob Hoogenboom and Maurice Punch5 Cop Culture PAJ Waddington6 From Juliet to Jane: Women Police in TV Cop Shows, Reality, Rank and Careers Frances Heidensohn and Jennifer Brown7 Trial by Media: Riots, Looting, Gangs and Mediatised Police Chiefs Chris Greer and Eugene McLaughlin8 'The Anvil' in the Information Age: Police, Politics and Media Martin Innes and Roger Graef9 Drama, the Police and the Sacred Peter K Manning10 Something Old, Something New; Something Not Entirely Blue: Uneven and Shifting Modes of Crime Control Michael Levi and Mike Maguire11 Democracy and Police and Crime Commissioners Trevor Jones, Tim Newburn and David J Smith12 Waiting for Ingleby: the Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility – a Red Line Issue? David Downes and Rod Morgan13 The Shifting Boundaries of Policing: Globalisation and its Possibilities Philip C Stenning and Clifford D Shearing

This collection is likely to become a regular in reading lists for students of policing. It is well served by a good preface, useful bibliographies with each chapter and a thoughtful biographical essay on Reiner by Newburn and Rock.