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Conference paper: Phil Scraton: "Streets of Terror: Marginalisation, criminalisation and authoritarian renewal"

28 March 2012

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This paper by Phil Scraton was presented at a conference in Chester, England on 22-24 April 2003, hosted by the Centre for Studies in Crime and Social Justice (Edge Hill) in collaboration with the European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control.

"Streets of Terror: Marginalisation, criminalisation and authoritarian renewal" (pdf)

Phil Scraton's e-mail is: Scratonp@edgehill.ac.uk

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