Banished

• The first in-depth analysis of these disturbing new trends impinging on the rights and livelihoods of ordinary citizens across America's cities.
• By demonstrating that banishment does not work to either reduce "disorder" or help those subjected to it to improve their lives, this book directly challenges broken windows theory and zero tolerance policing tactics.

Readership: Students and scholars of criminal justice, criminology, sociology, geography, law and public policy, urban studies, anyone interested in the criminal justice system and the role it plays in urban society.

Katherine Beckett, Professor, University of Washington in Seattle, and Steve Herbert, Professor, University of Washington in Seattle

Acknowledgements
Introduction
1.: Banishment's Re-Emergence
2.: Toward Banishment: The Transformation of Urban Social Control
3.: The Social Geographies of Banishment
4.: Banishment and the Criminal Justice System
5.: Voices of the Banished
6.: Banishment Reconsidered
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index