Volume 62, Issue 4 | Crime, Law and Social Change

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Volume 62, Issue 4

November 2014

Electronic Monitoring: International and Comparative Perspectives

Issue Editors:

Edna Erez,
Peter Ibarra

8 articles in this issue

Electronic monitoring: international and comparative perspectives
Edna Erez
Peter R. Ibarra
EditorialNotes 21 October 2014 Pages: 385 - 387
Between convict and ward: the experiences of people living with offenders subject to electronic monitoring
Delphine Vanhaelemeesch
Tom Vander Beken
OriginalPaper 27 September 2014 Pages: 389 - 415
Surveillance as casework: supervising domestic violence defendants with GPS technology
Peter R. Ibarra
Oren M. Gur
Edna Erez
OriginalPaper 27 September 2014 Pages: 417 - 444
Punitiveness in Australia: electronic monitoring vs the prison
Ryan Kornhauser
Kathy Laster
OriginalPaper 05 September 2014 Pages: 445 - 474
The electronic monitoring of offenders: penal moderation or penal excess?
Richard Jones
OriginalPaper 10 September 2014 Pages: 475 - 488
Understanding the electronic monitoring of offenders in Europe: expansion, regulation and prospects
Mike Nellis
OriginalPaper 06 September 2014 Pages: 489 - 510
The 2014 Council of Europe recommendation on electronic monitoring: an American perspective
J. Robert Lilly
OriginalPaper 04 September 2014 Pages: 511 - 513
The birth of electronic monitoring: book review essay Electronically monitored punishment: international and critical perspectives
Kathy Laster
ReviewPaper 26 September 2014 Pages: 515 - 522