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Crime and Justice in the Clinton Era Price $15.00 |
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Vol. 21, No. 3 (1994) This issue of Social Justice provides an in-depth critique of law-and-order crusades under the Clinton administration, analyzes the shortcomings of existing drug and penal policies, and suggests possible criminal justice reforms for the coming decade. ISSN: 1043-1578. Published quarterly by Social Justice, P.O. Box 40601, San Francisco, CA 94140. SocialJust@aol.com.
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Anthony M. Platt (ed.) Editorial: Crime and Justice in the Clinton Era The Politics of Law and Order The Fragility of Criminal Justice Reform Drugspeak and the Clinton Administration: A Lost Opportunity for Drug Policy Reform Distorted by Fear: The Make-Believe War on Crime A Mass Psychology of Punishment: Crime and the Futility of Rationality-Based Approaches Clinton, Crime, and the Justice Department Homeless Fatigue Syndrome: The Backlash Against the Crime of Homelessness in the 1990s Cruel and Unusual Punishment of the Mentally Ill in California's Prisons: A Case Study of a Class Action Suit Shackled Justice: Florence Federal Penitentiary and the New Politics of Punishment Between the Waves: Mass Mediated Themes of Crime and Justice Don't Alter Your Mind x It's the World That's Out of Joint Review of Diana Gordon, The Return of the Dangerous Classes |
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