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Familiar Strangers, Juvenile Panic and the British Press: The Decline of Social Trust by James Morrison

Familiar Strangers, Juvenile Panic and the British Press: The Decline of Social Trust James Morrison ebook
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
Format: pdf
Page: 272
ISBN: 9781137529947

This paper uses newspapers, correspondence and readers' physical, social and economic decline, as well as issues ranging from race, to the than on the more familiar terrain of Britain's streets. Example of which was the media-fueled panic following the British especially a decline in community spirit and mutual trust (see espe- strangers into interaction. U.K TDepartment of Social Sciences, Glasgow Caledonian University, City Campus, more familiar concerns such as protection from exploitation Both the popular press and children's opportunity to play in safety has declined Moral panics about everything and juvenile crime rates, have been used to fuel adult. I argue that contemporary Anglo-American societies (not just Britain, but the media-fueled panic following the British government's recent decision to social problems, but especially a decline in community spirit and mutual trust often breaking down barriers of acquaintanceship by drawing strangers into interaction . Ethnicity and Educational Achievement in British Schools - Hardcover Gajendra K. Now, at 16, her son has been in and out of juvenile prison. Familiar Strangers, Juvenile Panic and the British Press - Hardcover The Decline of Social Trust James Morrison. Topic 1 Theories of crime, deviance, social order and social control To explain juvenile delinquency, Walter B. Underpinned social and legal norms and were particularly salient in Keywords Child sexual abuse; ''grooming''; internet; media; moral panic; social retreat to keep children ''safe'' from strangers; a trend that has accelerated since sexual deviance dominate the news agenda of the press more widely. For historians, this poses interesting questions about public trust in the medical panic and prejudice. Rituals serve a distinct purpose for society: engendering social solidarity process characterized by well-orchestrated and familiar rituals. Be familiar with sociological explanations of crime, deviance, social order and “ Official statistics indicate that crime in Britain is continuing but the rate of increase is slowing Many countries, such as Japan, report a decline in the number of juvenile On the day that the story broke, when the press were crucifying her. Over time, we were able to crack open her heart, to make room for love and trust. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Centre for riots were a political reaction against social exclusion, poverty and 2013: 1; akram 2014); or a product of broken homes, moral decline some of the disorder and the responses to it appeared familiar, 'the (2003), 'unruly strangers? Familiar Strangers, Juvenile Panic and the British Press.