Regulation, Crime, Freedom

Regulation, Crime Freedom provides the definitive collection of Braithwaite's explanatory and normative theories of crime and regulation. As one of the leading international academics in this field, Braithwaite conceives the crime problem as a regulatory challenge, rethinking criminology in terms of regulatory theory and republican normative theory. These same theories of regulation are also applied to a variety of problems beyond crime. This book is an essential guide to some of the most innovative criminological approaches of modern times.