Table of Contents

Preface - Stuart Hall
Introduction: State, Power, Crime - Roy Coleman et al
Gender, Power and the State: Same as It Ever Was? - Anette Ballinger
The Heterostate: Hegemonic Heterosexuality and State Power - Lois Bibbings
Racism and the State: Authoritarianism and Coercion - Jon Burnett
Policing the Working Class in the City of Renewal: The State and Social Surveillance - Roy Coleman
Young People, Youth Justice and the State - Janet Jamieson and Joe Yates
Power, Politics and the Welfare State - Chris Jones and Tony Novak
The State and Corporate Crime - Steve Tombs and David Whyte
Violence and the State - Penny Green and Tony Ward
The ′Exceptional′ State - Paddy Hillyard
Intelligence, Terrorism and the State - Pete Gill
Crime Prevention, Community Safety and the Local State - Lynn Hancock
Victims and the State - Sandra Walklate
Crime, Media and the State - Paul Mason
The State, Knowledge Production and Criminology - Reece Walters
Nation States and the Production of Social Harm: Resisting the Hegemony of ′TINA′ - Christina Pantazis and Simon Pemberton

About the Author

David Whyte is professor of Socio-legal Studies at the University of Liverpool, where he teaches sociology and criminology and researches the relationship between law and institutional power. His most recent books are Neoliberalism and the Moral Economy of Fraud (ed. with Jörg Wiegratz, 2016), Corporate Human Rights Violations (with Stefanie Khoury, 2017), and The Violence of Austerity (ed. with Vickie Cooper, 2017).