Cutting the Costs of Crime

Cutting the Costs of CrimeThe author argues that public sector policing has largely failed to prevent crime and catch offenders. Alternative solutions include the encouragement of individuals to buy more protection in the market place, and the extension of the private provision of prison.

In this chapter we discuss the historical methodology that eventually led to soil health research

Contemporary theorists of education are also examined

Taking apart the cluster of interconnected and mutually enforcing ‘economic fictions’ upon which the argument for free trade relies

An indispensable and engaging resource

Mummified explores the curious

It shows how theatrical approaches to presenting orchestral music can facilitate unique and powerful experiences for audiences

fears and defeats of Rama and Mikhail move from the local to the global

Haines-Doran asks: What if the railways were seen as an indispensable feature of the national economy

Improving low rice productivity in rainfed areas of Asia and Africa and sustaining rice productivity in irrigated rice lands are challenges in the coming decades for the global rice research community

IPM is not a rigid recipe for successful pest control

1828–2017’ is a cultural history of the bushranger legend on stage and screen from colonial to contemporary Australia

to follow the migration of people through the centuries