The Perils of Federalism: Race, Poverty, and the Politics of Crime Control
The Perils of Federalism examines the intersection of race, poverty, and crime-control politics within a federal system. Lisa L. Miller’s study offers a focused look at how political structures and social inequalities shape debates over criminal justice and public policy.
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The Perils of Federalism explores the relationship between federalism and crime control.
It focuses on the ways race and poverty connect to political debates about criminal justice.
The book considers how governmental structures can influence the development and practice of crime-control policy.
Lisa L. Miller presents a focused study of politics, inequality, and law.
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