IAN K. McKENZIE is Director of the Institute of Police and Criminological Studies at the University of Portsmouth, England. A former London police officer who retired with the rank of Superintendent, McKenzie has published widely on the interface between psychology and policing.

• Foreword by John Hoddinott Introduction Criminal Courts in England and Wales by Andrew Sanders Street Crime in England and Wales by Les Johnston Violent Business?: Networking, Terrorism and Organized Crime by W.A. Tupman Policing in England and Wales by Ian K. McKenzie Ethnicity in Criminal Justice by Simon Holdaway The European Dimension by Paul Norman Prisons and Alternatives to Prison by Mike Nash Crime Statistics by Ken Pease Developments in Radical Criminology in England and Wales by Nigel Brearley The Politics of Criminal Justice Policy by Stephen P. Savage Appendix 1: Films, Videos, and Television Programmes by Frank Leishman Appendix 2: Recommended Reading by Ian K. McKenzie References Index

IAN K. McKENZIE is Director of the Institute of Police and Criminological Studies at the University of Portsmouth, England. A former London police officer who retired with the rank of Superintendent, McKenzie has published widely on the interface between psychology and policing.

• Foreword by John Hoddinott Introduction Criminal Courts in England and Wales by Andrew Sanders Street Crime in England and Wales by Les Johnston Violent Business?: Networking, Terrorism and Organized Crime by W.A. Tupman Policing in England and Wales by Ian K. McKenzie Ethnicity in Criminal Justice by Simon Holdaway The European Dimension by Paul Norman Prisons and Alternatives to Prison by Mike Nash Crime Statistics by Ken Pease Developments in Radical Criminology in England and Wales by Nigel Brearley The Politics of Criminal Justice Policy by Stephen P. Savage Appendix 1: Films, Videos, and Television Programmes by Frank Leishman Appendix 2: Recommended Reading by Ian K. McKenzie References Index

IAN K. McKENZIE is Director of the Institute of Police and Criminological Studies at the University of Portsmouth, England. A former London police officer who retired with the rank of Superintendent, McKenzie has published widely on the interface between psychology and policing.

• Foreword by John Hoddinott Introduction Criminal Courts in England and Wales by Andrew Sanders Street Crime in England and Wales by Les Johnston Violent Business?: Networking, Terrorism and Organized Crime by W.A. Tupman Policing in England and Wales by Ian K. McKenzie Ethnicity in Criminal Justice by Simon Holdaway The European Dimension by Paul Norman Prisons and Alternatives to Prison by Mike Nash Crime Statistics by Ken Pease Developments in Radical Criminology in England and Wales by Nigel Brearley The Politics of Criminal Justice Policy by Stephen P. Savage Appendix 1: Films, Videos, and Television Programmes by Frank Leishman Appendix 2: Recommended Reading by Ian K. McKenzie References Index