Consumer society, commodification and offender management
Consumer society, commodification and offender management
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消费社会、商品化和罪犯管理
DOI：
10.1177/1748895807078863
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发表时间：
2007
影响因子：
1.5
通讯作者：
F. McNeill
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文献类型：
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作者：
Trish McCulloch;F. McNeill
本文的目的是设置在英格兰和威尔士和苏格兰的背景下，首先讨论鲍曼的分析，在消费社会的犯罪和惩罚，第二个更广泛的辩论有关的公共服务商品化的“罪犯管理”服务的当前发展。作者没有通过组织重组、“可竞争性”和市场化来研究罪犯管理的正式商品化，而是研究了罪犯管理的实质性商品化在多大程度上已经通过缓刑的产品、消费者和生产过程的方式得到了证明。公共部门内的重新配置。在最后的讨论中，他们既考虑了迄今为止商品化程度的一些限制，也考虑了今后遏制或缓和这一进程的前景。
This article aims to set current developments in `offender management' services in England and Wales and in Scotland within the contexts first of a discussion of Bauman's analysis of crime and punishment in consumer society and second of wider debates about the commodification of public services. Rather than examining the formal commodification of offender management through organizational restructuring, `contestability' and marketization, the authors examine the extent to which the substantive commodification of offender management is already evidenced in the way that probation's products, consumers and processes of production have been reconfigured within the public sector. In the concluding discussion, they consider both some limitations on the extent of commodification to date and the prospects for the containment or moderation of the process in the future.