Public Disorder and Globalization

Combining theory and empirical research, this book analyses oppositional notions of order and disorder in global, national and local contexts and considers the role the police and other law enforcers in developing preventative strategies.

Sophie Body-Gendrot is Emeritus Professor at Université Sorbonne-Paris IV, France, a researcher at CESDIP-CNRS-French Minister of Justice, and co-editor of The Routledge Handbook of European Criminology (2013).

Foreword (Tim Newburn) 1. Introduction PART I 2. Unfolding public disorder and globalization 3. Analysing cases of public disorder 4. Public Disorder as an alternative for change PART II 5. The policing of public order 6. States and justice 7. Terrorism in Paris as an extreme case of global public disorder? 8. Conclusion