This unique collection provides an engaging and thought-provoking lens that enhances contemporary understanding of the policies that underpin such work. Introduction, Multi-Agency Working and the Governance of Crime Control, From a Trained Incapacity to Professional Resistance in Criminal Justice, A Time of Change: The Expanding Role of Police and Crime Commissioners in Local Criminal Justice Delivery, Integrated Offender Management: A Brave New World or Business as Usual?, MAPPA: Sex Offenders and Managing ''the Other'' in the Community, Protection and Prevention: Identifying and Managing and Monitoring Priority Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse, Policing a Diverse Society: The Community Based Rationale for Multi-Agency Working, The Development of the Police Role in Safeguarding Children, Hate Crime and Policing and Multi-Agency Partnership Working, Interviewing Children as Suspects: The Need for a Child-Centered Approach, Removing the ''Dual'' and Working with the Presenting Diagnosis: Core Processes of Change, Enforcement and Rehabilitation: Challenges to Partnership Working with Substance Using Offenders, Index.