Chapter 1 Introduction, Marijke Malsch, Marius Duker; Chapter 2 Total Incapacitation: The Penal Imaginary and the Rise of an Extreme Penal Rationale in California in the 1970s, Jonathan Simon; Chapter 3 The Incapacitation of the Dangerous Offender: Criminal Policy and Legislation in the Federal Republic of Germany, Hans-Jörg Albrecht; Chapter 4 The Risk of the Persistent Offender and the Special Security Measure, Martin Moerings; Chapter 5 Post-Sentence Incapacitation of Sex-Offenders and the Ethics of Risk Assessment, Bernadette McSherry; Chapter 6 Incapacitation by Pre-Trial Detention, Lonneke Stevens; Chapter 7 Part-Time Incapacitation: Probation Supervision and Electronic Monitoring, Peter H. van der Laan; Chapter 8 Incapacitation: Anti-libidinal Medication in the Treatment of Sex-Offenders, Jelle A. Troelstra, Monique Kossen, Jan R. Niemantsverdriet, Karel Oei; Chapter 9 Circles of Support and Accountability: Combining Prevention and Incapacitation within a Communitarian Approach for Released Sex-Offenders, Bas Vogelvang, Mechtild Höing; Chapter 10 Disqualification from a Profession or an Office: Nature and Actual Practice, Marijke Malsch, Wendy Alberts, Jan de Keijser, Hans Nijboer; Chapter 11 The Application of Administrative Law against Organized Crime: Refusing and Revoking Licenses as Incapacitation, Wim Huisman; Chapter 12 Criminal Records as an Instrument of Incapacitation, Miranda Boone; Chapter 13 Estimating the Effects of Imprisonment: Intended and Unintended Consequences of Incarceration, Arjan A.J. Blokland, Daniel S. Nagin; Chapter 14 Incapacitation: Trends and New Perspectives, Marius Duker, Marijke Malsch;