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Cover -- Introduction -- 1. US Women Trail the World in Political Equality -- 2. The Gender Pay Gap Remains Consistent Over the Last Decade -- 3. The Gender Pay Gap Is Not Due to Discrimination -- 4. A Universal Basic Income Would Provide Opportunities for Parents -- 5. Sexism Prevents Gender Equality in the Music Industry -- 6. Women's Voices Are Silenced in the Tech Industry -- 7. Ethnic Minority Women Are Excluded in the Workplace -- 8. Women in Power Are Constrained by Clothing Choices -- 9. Educating Girls and Women Has Huge Payoffs -- 10. Girls Are Outperforming Boys in School -- 11. Female Infanticide Is Leading to a World of "Missing Women" -- 12. Women Are Using Social Media to Combat Violence Against Women in Elections -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography -- Index

Cover -- Copyright -- Title Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Plato -- Aristotle -- Niccolò Machiavelli -- Thomas Hobbes -- Libertarianism -- Baruch Spinoza -- John Locke -- Charles de Montesquieu -- Jean-Jacques Rousseau -- Feminism -- Thomas Paine -- Edmund Burke -- Henri de Saint-Simon -- Auguste Comte -- Socialism -- Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels -- Antonio Gramsci -- John Rawls -- Conservatism and Neoconservatism -- Alexander the Great -- Shih Huang-ti -- Julius Caesar -- Charlemagne -- Genghis Khan -- Saladin -- Ferdinand and Isabella -- Colonialism -- Elizabeth I -- Akbar the Great -- Napoléon Bonaparte -- Nationalism -- Catherine the Great -- Otto von Bismarck -- Adolf Hitler -- Totalitarianism -- Joseph Stalin -- Simón Bolívar -- Giuseppe Garibaldi -- Sun Yat-sen -- Vladimir Ilyich Lenin -- Communism -- Kemal Atatürk -- Gamal Abdel Nasser -- Mahatma Gandi -- Nelson Mandela -- Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini -- Wahhabism -- David Ben-Gurion -- Mao Tse-tung -- Muhammad -- Abraham Lincoln -- Charles de Gaulle -- Sir Winston Churchill -- Democracy -- Martin Luther King Jr. -- Lech Walesa -- Fidel Castro -- Mikhail Gorbachev -- Jawaharlal Nehru -- Julius Nyerere -- Glossary -- For More Information -- For Further Reading -- Index -- Back Cover

First published in 1992. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

This provocative yet authoritative book seeks to expose and to unravel what has really driven the making of criminal justice policy in the UK. It will be essential reading for anybody interested in knowing what is going on in criminal justice, and why it is so central to political debate more generally.