The prison

by Gordon Hawkins

Historians of imprisonment used frequently to begin by regaling their readers with a feast of past atrocities.

Order and good government

by Gordon Hawkins

Concepts of federalism

by Couchiching Conference. 34th, Geneva Park, Ont., 1965

Hex Hall

by Rachel Hawkins

Prisoners Rights (Occassional Paper)

by Gordon Hawkins

Restructuring the criminal justice system in the Northern Te...

by Gordon Hawkins

Order and good government

by Gordon Hawkins

de Cosmos Enigma

by Gordon Hawkins

Armed robbery

by Gordon Hawkins

Concepts of federalism

by Gordon Hawkins

Pornography in a free society

by Gordon Hawkins

The adult education responsibilities of a provincial departm...

by Gordon Hawkins

Pornography in a free society

by Gordon Hawins, Gordon Hawkins

Nationally chartered blue-ribbon commissions, groups of more or less eminent citizens officially charged with the task o...

Incapacitation

by Franklin Zimring, Gordon Hawkins

Incapacitation now serves as the principal justification for imprisonment in American criminal justice: offenders are im...

Crime is not the problem

by Franklin E. Zimring, Gordon Hawkins

BY LONGSTANDING HABIT, Americans use the terms "crime" and "violence" interchangeably.

The citizen's guide to gun control

by Franklin E. Zimring, Gordon Hawkins

Health care curricula and family violence

by Gordon Hawkins (undifferentiated)

Les programmes d'études en soins de santé et la violence fam...

by Gordon Hawkins (undifferentiated)

Search for Rational Drug Control

by Franklin E. Zimring, Gordon Hawkins

The Pursuit of criminal justice

by Gordon Hawkins, Franklin E. Zimring