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Policing County Lines Responses To Evolving Provincial Drug Markets

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

04.02.2022

Verlag

Springer

Seitenzahl

253

Maße (L/B/H)

21/14,8/1,5 cm

Gewicht

356 g

Auflage

1st ed. 2021

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-030-54195-8

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"Bringing a wealth of detail and clarity to the study of this topic, Spicer invites the reader ... . Spicer cultivates a rich insight into his own experiences of the ethnographic process, valuable to both those embarking on early experiences of fieldwork and those seeking to contextualize the book's substantive insights. ... Overall, the book makes a valuable contribution to the literature on county lines and policing. Spicer invites us to examine ... with a pragmatic, critical eye." (Hannah Marshall, The British Journal of Criminology, Vol. 62 (2), 2022)

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Erscheinungsdatum

04.02.2022

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Springer

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253

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21/14,8/1,5 cm

Gewicht

356 g

Auflage

1st ed. 2021

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Englisch

ISBN

978-3-030-54195-8

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  • Prelims

    1.      Introduction

    1.1  The realities of drug markets

    1.2  Policing County Lines

    1.3  Policing drug markets: a research agenda

    1.4  Book structure

     

    2.      County Lines

    2.1  Conceptualising ‘import’ markets

    2.2  What’s in a name?

    2.3  The phenomenon’s (official) development

    2.4  County Lines as ‘chronocentrism’?

    2.5  A product of saturation?

    2.6  The structure of County Lines networks

    2.7  The involvement of young people

    2.8  Local harms

    2.9  The advancement of cuckooing

    2.10          Conclusion

     

    3.      Policing drug markets

    3.1 Pyramids and mirrors: the organisation of drugs policing

    3.1.1 Operationalising drug market policing

    3.1.2 Sweeping up

    3.1.3 Cracking down

    3.2 Harmful, ineffective and symbolic?

    3.2.1 The effectiveness of crackdowns

    3.2.2 Symbolic policing

    3.3 The case for change: applying harm reduction principles to the policing of drug markets

                            3.3.1 Shaping drug markets by addressing externalities

                            3.3.2 A realistic approach?

                            3.3.3 The way forward?

    3.4 Conclusion

     

    4.      Navigating a ‘newsy’ field

    4.1 Exploring the world of County Lines

    4.2 Going backstage

    4.3 Navigating my way through the field

    4.4 Insider or outsider?

    4.5 Ethical molehills

    4.6 Conclusion

     

    5.      Policing a crisis?

    5.1 Dealers ‘out of place’

     5.2 Dirty business

     5.3 The threat to young people

     5.4 Violence as instrumental or expressive?

     5.5 Partnerships and control signals

     5.6 ‘Another pair of eyes and ears’

     5.7 Drug services as the difficult partner

     5.8 Diverging from the norm?

     5.9 Conclusion          

     

    6.      New tactics

    6.1 Put on hold: introducing the DDTRO

                6.1.1 A blunt tool

                6.1.2 The symbolism of the DDTRO

    6.2 From pushers to enslavers

                6.2.1 Practical barriers

                6.2.2 The symbolism of Modern Slavery convictions

    6.3 Conclusion

     

    7.      More of the same?

    7.1 Time to crackdown

                7.1.1 Crackdowns as weak signals of control

    7.2 Days of action

                7.2.1 Smoke gets in your eyes

                7.2.2 Not so ‘hot’ spots

                7.2.2 Welfare checks as double edged swords

    7.3 Conclusion

     

    8.      Drug market priorities

    8.1 Netting the ‘top boys: variance and the case of the ‘ideal’ line

                8.1.1 A time for discretion?

                8.1.2 The value neutral problem

    8.2 An organic shift to harm reduction policing

                8.2.1 Prioritisation as harm reduction?

                8.2.2 Mitigating the value neutral problem

                8.2.3 External perceptions

                8.2.4 Guiding crackdowns

    8.3 Prioritisation in practice

                8.3.1 Prioritisation in the fast paced world of County Lines

     

    9.      Conclusion

    9.1 Impure market evolutions: the advancement of County Lines

    9.2 The symbolic face of drug market policing

    9.3 Organic shifts towards harm reduction policing

    9.4 ‘We can’t arrest our way out of this’: some concluding thoughts