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Communities, Social Exclusion and Crime

By Alison Hannah, Andy Hawthorne, Barbara Roche MP, David Hooker, Dr Jessica Jacobson, Matthew Baggott QPM, Professor Mike Hough, Professor Roger Graef, Rt. Hon. David Blunkett MP, Sir Charles Pollard and Tabitha Taylor Higginson

Communities, Social Exclusion and Crime
  • Available in: Print and PDF
  • Published: January 1, 2004
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Edited by John Grieve CBE QPM and Roger Howard

Published 2004  (ISBN: 1 902488 67 9)                Price £9.95

The Government is striving for a society based on a radical extension of opportunity, matched by a true sense of responsibility. One of the biggest barriers to achieving this vision is social exclusion, the process by which people and communities are denied the opportunity to prosper. A striking feature of socially excluded communities is their tendency to display higher-than-average crime rates with all that entails in terms of deterring investors, reducing employment opportunities and further isolating the community. This pamphlet comprises a series of specially commissioned essays by experts in a wide range of fields associated with crime, social exclusion and community building. It seeks to highlight a number of areas upon which policy must focus if the Government is to achieve its overarching aims.

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