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Review Essay: Neo-Structuralist Marxism On Crime and Law in Britain: a Review

Most sociologists are aware of the &dquo;New Criminology&dquo; (Taylor et al., 1973) that emerged in Britain in the 1970s. Recent issues of the Insurgent Sociologist and other journals have been devoted to its protagonists, their colleagues, their critics and their own subsequent modification and elaboration of their position. Perhaps less well known is the development in Britain of another tradition, itself radical, which has also criticized the New Criminologist, but, in this case, because of their failure