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Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. x+246pp., Tinted colour covers with hint of rubbing to top corner of rear panel and fluoro yellow & pink highlighting to some pages, foreword by Justice Chris Maxwell, preface, list of acronyms & interviewees, intro., index. This book provides a comprehensive account of the modern Australian legal aid system. It charts the twists and turns of policy and practice over the past 30 years. Size: Large Octavo. Book.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Australia (1990) by Elwyn Lynn Mixed media on canvas 150 x 150 cm UNSW Art Collection (acquired from the CoFA Collection, 1990) (c) The Estate of Elwyn Lynn, courtesy of Charles Nodrum Gallery______________________________________________\nAlmost three decades have passed since a series of gun massacres shocked the nation and led to a major inquiry into Australian violence. Its ground breaking report unveiled the centrality of violence in our history and society violence that commonly occurs in the routines and practices of everyday life and the failings of the criminal justice system to deal with much of it.\nAustralian Violence reflects shifts in our understanding of violence and debates issues surrounding it. It offers contemporary analyses of violence in the lives of women and girls, male drinking violence, prison violence, gun debates and gun-owning culture, and more recent concerns with hate crime, rural crime, harm directed at animals, risky and 'dangerous' offenders, and borders and detention, as well as new forms of community prevention and alternative criminal justice. It acknowledges state violence in Australias history and present, in the dispossession of Indigenous people and the denial of Indigenous knowledge, and the treatment of refugees and asylum seekers. The book engages with international theory, research and practice but also offers a distinctive Australian approach that considers what it means to be a settler nation in the global south.\nThe authors include scholars and researchers who have led critical study and national debates about these topics and perspectives on violence. Australian Violence reflects shifts in our understanding of violence and debates issues surrounding it. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Australia (1990) by Elwyn Lynn Mixed media on canvas 150 x 150 cm UNSW Art Collection (acquired from the CoFA Collection, 1990) (c) The Estate of Elwyn Lynn, courtesy of Charles Nodrum Gallery______________________________________________\nAlmost three decades have passed since a series of gun massacres shocked the nation and led to a major inquiry into Australian violence. Its ground breaking report unveiled the centrality of violence in our history and society violence that commonly occurs in the routines and practices of everyday life and the failings of the criminal justice system to deal with much of it.\nAustralian Violence reflects shifts in our understanding of violence and debates issues surrounding it. It offers contemporary analyses of violence in the lives of women and girls, male drinking violence, prison violence, gun debates and gun-owning culture, and more recent concerns with hate crime, rural crime, harm directed at animals, risky and 'dangerous' offenders, and borders and detention, as well as new forms of community prevention and alternative criminal justice. It acknowledges state violence in Australias history and present, in the dispossession of Indigenous people and the denial of Indigenous knowledge, and the treatment of refugees and asylum seekers. The book engages with international theory, research and practice but also offers a distinctive Australian approach that considers what it means to be a settler nation in the global south.\nThe authors include scholars and researchers who have led critical study and national debates about these topics and perspectives on violence. Australian Violence reflects shifts in our understanding of violence and debates issues surrounding it. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Australia (1990) by Elwyn Lynn Mixed media on canvas 150 x 150 cm UNSW Art Collection (acquired from the CoFA Collection, 1990) (c) The Estate of Elwyn Lynn, courtesy of Charles Nodrum Gallery______________________________________________\nAlmost three decades have passed since a series of gun massacres shocked the nation and led to a major inquiry into Australian violence. Its ground breaking report unveiled the centrality of violence in our history and society violence that commonly occurs in the routines and practices of everyday life and the failings of the criminal justice system to deal with much of it.\nAustralian Violence reflects shifts in our understanding of violence and debates issues surrounding it. It offers contemporary analyses of violence in the lives of women and girls, male drinking violence, prison violence, gun debates and gun-owning culture, and more recent concerns with hate crime, rural crime, harm directed at animals, risky and 'dangerous' offenders, and borders and detention, as well as new forms of community prevention and alternative criminal justice. It acknowledges state violence in Australias history and present, in the dispossession of Indigenous people and the denial of Indigenous knowledge, and the treatment of refugees and asylum seekers. The book engages with international theory, research and practice but also offers a distinctive Australian approach that considers what it means to be a settler nation in the global south.\nThe authors include scholars and researchers who have led critical study and national debates about these topics and perspectives on violence. Australian Violence reflects shifts in our understanding of violence and debates issues surrounding it. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…