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work_jr2opjt32vgrph3mijq6gp5akm	David Nelken	Comparative Criminal Justice	2009	22	.pdf	application/pdf	10346	791	61	Cavadino and Dignan's recent analysis of differences in prison rates. criminal justice systems actually produce prison rates as well as to interpreting Comparative criminal justice: Making sense of difference Criminal justice systems today face many common problems and increasingly seem to be responding in similar ways to 'risk society' (Beck 1992). They argue that the neo-liberal societies have the highest prison rates ex planation of prison rates is to be attributed to differences in criminal level were in part responses to the prison rates in countries to which they explaining differences in prison rates but also as social artefacts whose function lies in their utility for local struggles about penal practices. In Italy, despite (or because of?) its low prison rate, 'tolerance' – or (2000) Telling difference: Of crime and criminal justice in Italy. Political economy, crime and criminal justice.	./cache/work_jr2opjt32vgrph3mijq6gp5akm.pdf	./txt/work_jr2opjt32vgrph3mijq6gp5akm.txt