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Book Review: Power, Conflict and Criminalisation

In the end, it is this pedagogical form of argument, with its clever use of concrete casestudy examples, rather than the interesting but divergent discussion questions and reading lists at the end of chapters, that make this a valuable book for teaching about ‘race’, crime and resistance. Yet it is considerably more than that; it is an intervention, a challenge to the hegemony of empiricism in this field, and a demolishing deconstruction of the current populist racialization of crime and criminalization of racialized minorities.