Electronic monitoring, satellite tracking and the new punitiveness in England and Wales

M. Nellis; john Patt; David Brown; Mark Brown; Simon Hallsworth

Electronic monitoring, satellite tracking and the new punitiveness in England and Wales

M. Nellis
, john Patt (Editor)
, David Brown (Editor)
, Mark Brown (Editor)
, Simon Hallsworth (Editor)

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Abstract

Extensive consideration of various surveillance methods in relation to punishment. Nellis discusses the significance and development of electronic monitoring in relation to offenders in England and Wales, stating that 'Electronic Monitoring has usually been understood as part of an actuarial, risk-oriented, managerialist approach to crime control' (p.168), moving on to explain that the use of this surveillance method will eventually increase.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The new punitiveness: trends, theories, perspectives
Pages	167-188
Number of pages	21
Publication status	Published - 2005

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SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Keywords

electronic monitoring
surveillance
satellite tracking
civil rights

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