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Ian Taylor

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Ian Taylor 's Degrees

PhD Sociology University of Manchester
Masters Sociology University of Manchester
Bachelors Sociology University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Ian Taylor was a British sociologist. He was born in Sheffield. Taylor completed his undergraduate degree at Durham University, where he was an active socialist and involved in the Anti-Apartheid Movement. He continued his studies at Cambridge before returning to Durham for his doctorate.

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Ian Taylor 's Published Works

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The new criminology: for a social theory of deviance, (1974) (449)
Law and Order (1981) (330)
Criminality and Legal Order (1971) (177)
Crime in Context (1999) (168)
The New Criminology (1973) (153)
Professionals, discretion and public sector reform in the UK: re‐visiting Lipsky (2006) (131)
Law and Order: Arguments for Socialism (1987) (68)
Sex trafficking and the mainstream of market culture (1999) (48)
Discretion and Control in Education (2007) (48)
Making Trouble: Cultural Constructions of Crime, Deviance and Control. Edited by Jeff Ferrell and Neil Websdale (Hawthorne, New York: Aldine de Guyter, 1999. 392 pp. $50.95 cloth $25.95 paper) (2000) (46)
Relocating Cultural Studies : Developments in Theory and Research (1993) (42)
Fear of Crime, Urban Fortunes and Suburban Social Movements: Some Reflections from Manchester (1996) (39)
PRIVATE HOMES AND PUBLIC OTHERS An Analysis of Talk about Crime in Suburban South Manchester in the Mid-1990s (1995) (38)
Fear of crime and fear of falling : English anxieties approaching the millennium (1998) (35)
The Emergence of Private Authority in Global Governance: The return of the dogs of war? The privatization of security in Africa (2002) (30)
The Social Effects of Free Market Policies: An International Text (1990) (25)
Politics and Deviance (1973) (23)
Crime, Crusades and Corruption: Prohibitions in the United States 1900-1987 (1988) (23)
European ethnoscapes and urban redevelopment: The return of Little Italy in 21st century Manchester (2000) (22)
Crime, criminology and public policy : essays in honour of Sir Leon Radzinowicz (1976) (21)
Crime, Anxiety and Locality: Responding to the `Condition of England' at the End of the Century (1997) (21)
New Labour and the enabling state. (2000) (16)
Professional Sport and the Recession: The Case of British Soccer (1984) (16)
The International Drug Trade and Money-Laundering: Border Controls and other Issues (1992) (15)
‘Proper Little Mesters’: Nostalgia and Protest Masculinity in De-Industrialised Sheffield (2003) (14)
An Introduction to Public Sector Management (1989) (14)
The periphery strikes back? The G20 at the WTO (2007) (14)
Advances towards a critical criminology (1974) (14)
Chapter 7 Cultural Differences in Emotional Labor in Flight Attendants (2006) (14)
Economic Liberalization and Cross-Border Crime: The North American Free Trade Area and Canada's Border with the U.S.A. Part II (1998) (12)
CRIME, MARKET-LIBERALISM AND THE EUROPEAN IDEA (2002) (11)
Raising the Expectation Interest: New Labour and the Citizen's Charter (1999) (11)
New York/Manchester (1997) (11)
The social effects of free market policies - Taylor,I (1993) (8)
Crime, Capitalism and Community: Three Essays in Socialist Criminology (1983) (8)
The Law and Order Issue in the British General Election and the Canadian Federal Election of 1979: Crime, Populism and the State (1980) (5)
Values in deviancy theory and society. (1970) (5)
Rethinking critical criminology (1994) (4)
Executive Outcomes: The Return of Mercenaries and Private Armies (2002) (4)
Crime waves in post-war Britain (1981) (4)
REVIEW SYMPOSIUM4. Rejoinder to the Reviewers (1973) (3)
The Labour Party : an introduction to its history, structure, and politics (1980) (3)
Crime and political economy (1998) (3)
Free Markets and the Costs of Crime: An Audit of England and Wales (1998) (3)
Implementing an inclusion policy in a primary school: findings and recommendations from a case study approach® (2005) (2)
A challenge to the global liberal order (2010) (2)
Violence and video (1987) (2)
RESEARCH AND METHODOLOGY SECOND REPORT OF THE STUDY OF THE EFFECI OF PRE-SENTENCE INVESTIGATIONS IN REDUCING RECIDIVISM (1968) (2)
Review Article: The "Old" and the "New" Criminology (1974) (1)
Recession Watch: Learn to convince politicians (2009) (1)
Criminology post-Maastricht (1998) (1)
The British University and the Culture of Deceit (1992) (1)
Socialist Criminology: Theories and Methodology (1976) (1)
The Limits of the African Peer Review Mechanism (2008) (1)
Politics and Deviance: Papers from the National Deviance Conference. (1974) (1)
Correspondence: Radical deviancy theory and marxism a reply to Paul Q. Hirst: Marx and Engels on crime, law and morality (1972) (1)
Obstacles to ‘headquarter status’ in Manchester (1996) (1)
Introduction to “justice model” discussion (1982) (1)
Crime and social insecurity (1997) (1)
The principles and practice of auditing (1975) (1)
Hegemonic Crisis: There and Here (1985) (1)
Depoliticizing Current Affairs Television: The Nightly Project of The Journal (1986) (1)
Book Review: The Hidden Economy: the context and control of borderline crime (1979) (1)
The new conflict theorists (2002) (0)
Social democracy and the crime question in Britain : 1945 to 1980. (1981) (0)
The Politics of the York-Shire Miners (1986) (0)
Crime in Context. A Critical Criminology of Market Societies; Young, Jock, The Exclusive Society. Social Exclusion, Crime, and Difference in Late Modernity (Quensel) (2001) (0)
Book Reviews (1990) (0)
The Reconstruction of Socialist Social Policy (1981) (0)
Reconstructing Socialist Criminology (1981) (0)
Respectable, Rural and English: the Lobby Against the Regulation of Firearms in Great Britain (1999) (0)
Social and community work in specific settings (1978) (0)
The early sociologies of crime (2002) (0)
Deviance: studies in the process of stigmatization and societal reaction (1970) (0)
City Moves: An Essay in Honour of Ian Taylor (2001) (0)
The Reality of Right-Wing Criminology (1981) (0)
The appeal of positivism (2002) (0)
McGahan, Peter. Police Images of a City. American University Studies Series XI, Volume 4. New York: Peter Lang, 1984. Pp. 217 (1985) (0)
The Failure of the New Jerusalem: Post-War ‘Social Democracy’ and the Social Order (1981) (0)
Urban prospects: some views from ‘the North’: ‘Corporate city’? looking at leeds (1996) (0)
THE SCIENCE OF PERCEIVING RISK (1996) (0)
Opening the journals market in China (2002) (0)
`Behavioural Science' and Firearms: (1998) (0)
Book Reviews (1995) (0)
NO EASY ROAD: A Study of the Theories and Problems Involved in the Rehabilitation of the Offender (1971) (0)
Growing Afro-Asian ties: opportunities for future research (2007) (0)
Sewell, John. Police: Urban Policing in Canada. Toronto: James Lorimer and Company, 1985. Pp. 160. $15.95 (cloth), $5.95 (paper) (1985) (0)
Marx, Engels and Bonger on crime and social control (2002) (0)
DEFINING THE CABIN SUPERVISOR (1997) (0)
Social reaction, deviant commitment and career (2002) (0)
Review Article: Some Thoughts on the New Criminology (1974) (0)
News and political consensus: C.B.C. television and the 1983 British election (2008) (0)

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