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Criminology
CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY
Context and Consequences
A Text/Reader
Fifth Edition
Second Edition
J Robert Lilly Northern Kentucky University, Francis T Cullen
University of Cincinnati and Richard A Ball Pennsylvania State
University
Anthony Walsh and Craig hemmens
both at Boise State University
The Fifth Edition of Criminological Theory builds on the success
of previous editions with updated coverage of criminological theory
within a broader sociological and historical context. Its diverse
coverage of major theories spans traditional and contemporary
perspectives, with an eye toward the policy implications inherent
within the theory.
New to the Fifth Edition:
• a chapter on white-collar crime and the theories behind it
• updated coverage of emerging biological theories including
advances in biotechnology such as brain imaging and implications
of DNA
• new material on the major societal shifts in the last 30 years
and their impact on crime theory including: immigration and
depression in the first half of the 20th century; the 1960s and
1970s; and the conservative movement started by Nixon and
expanded by Reagan.
CONTENTS
The Context and Consequences of Theory \ The Search for the ‘Criminal Man’
\ Rejecting Individualism \ Crime in American Society \ Society as Insulation
\ The Complexity of Control \ The Irony of State Intervention \ Social Power
and the Construction of Crime \ New Directions in Critical Theory \ The
Gendering of Criminology \ Crimes of the Powerful \ Bringing Punishment
Back in \ Choosing Crime in Everyday Life \ The Search for the ‘Criminal Man’
Revisited \ The Development of Criminals
This unque text/reader takes a comprehensive, interdisciplinary
approach to the study of criminology.
Providing an affordable alternative to the standard textbook, this new
edition of the authors popular text/reader provides instructors and
students with the best of both worlds - authored text with carefully
selected accompanying readings. Now thoroughly updated with
new articles, new content and new statistics, tables and figures, this
Second Edition provides an interdisciplinary perspective on crime
and criminality that incorporates the latest theories, concepts and
research from sociology, psychology, genetics, evolutionary biology
and the neurosciences.
CONTENTS
Introduction and Overview of Crime and Criminology \ Measuring Crime
and Criminal Behavior \ The Early Schools of Criminology and Modern
Counterparts \ Social Structural Theories \ Social Process Theories \ Critical
Theories: Marxist, Conflict and Feminist \ Psychosocial Theories: Individual
Traits and Criminal Behavior \ Biosocial Approaches \ Developmental
Theories: From Delinquency to Crime to Desistance \ Violent Crimes \ Multiple
Murder and Terrorism \ Property and Crime \ Public Order Crime \ White-Collar
and Organized Crime \ Victimology: Exploring the Experience of Victimization
READERSHIP
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February 2011 • 648 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-9236-7) • £55.00
READERSHIP
Students of sociology, criminology and criminal justice
January 2011 • 504 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-8145-3) • £39.99
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Criminology
INTRODUCTION
TO CRIMINOLOGY
TRANSNATIONAL CRIME
AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Theories, Methods, and Criminal
Behaviour
Marinella Marmo Flinders University
Seventh Edition
Frank E hagan Mercyhurst College
Introduction to Criminology, Seventh
Edition focuses on the vital core of
criminological theory. New to this edition:
• expansion of material on psychosocial and biosocial theories
• additional coverage of terrorism, cybercrime and ethics
• a new epilogue on the future of crime and the latest
criminological theories
• new ‘career feature’ and ‘crime files’ boxes
• end-of-chapter Web research exercises
• a new full-colour design and photo programme
• expanded study site resources including video of the author and
original podcasts recorded by the author for each chapter
• blackboard and Web CT compatibility.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ Research Methods in Criminology \ General Characteristics
of Crime and Criminals \ Early and Classical Theories \ Positivistic Theories:
Biological and Psychological \ Sociological Mainstream Theories \
Sociological Critical Theories and Integrated Theories \ Violent Crime \
Property Crime: Occasional, Conventional and Professional \ White-Collar
Crime: Occupational and Corporate \ Political Crime and Terrorism \ Organized
Crime \ Public Order Crime \ Computer Crime
READERSHIP
T his m ajo r new tex tb o ok of fe r s
a comprehensive introduction to
international issues in crime and its
control. The book covers essential theories
in an accessible fashion, clearly explaining
their relevance to contemporary concerns.
It goes on to deal with a range of substantive
topics in international criminology.
Transnational Crime and Criminal Justice assumes no prior
knowledge and using case studies and examples of illustrative
key topics and ideas, and offering tips for further reading and a
comprehensive glossary, it will bring readers to the forefront of
current debates on transnational crime.
CONTENTS
The Concept of Jurisdiction \ Global-Local Interaction and Relationship:
The State, Citizenship, Mobilities, Risk, Networks \ Risk, Globalization and
Crimes against the Environment \ Global Sex Markets \ Organized Crime,
Money Laundering and the International Financial System \ Terrorism and the
Network Society \ State Crime, Human Rights and Crimes Against Humanity \
The Scales of Justice: National, European, International, Global \ Conclusion:
A Global Criminal Justice?
READERSHIP
Undergraduate students in criminology and criminal justice; also students in
law and international relations
December 2011 • 224 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-1924-1) • £65.00
Paper (978-1-4129-1925-8) • £20.99
Undergraduate criminology students
2010 • 576 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-7971-9) • £54.00
STUDY SKILLS
FOR CRIMINOLOGY
A Critical Introduction
Second Edition
Karen Evans University of Liverpool
John harrison, Mark Simpson,
Olwen harrison and
Emma Martin all at University of
Teesside, Middlesborough
How do we reduce and prevent crime?
This is a question with which governments,
academics and criminal justice
professionals have been grappling for
decades. Crime Prevention explores the
legislative developments, policy changes
and practical strategies that have been put in
place in recent years in an attempt to manage the level
of crime in our society.
The book also assesses how governments’ approaches to serious
crime, the war on terror, human rights and race and immigration
policies have influenced ideas about community safety and crime
prevention. It offers a handy glossary, along with suggestions
for further reading, in order to enhance understanding of critical
issues. Accessible and compelling, this book is essential reading
for students of criminology, criminal justice and social policy. It is
also an indispensable analytical tool for professionals working within
the criminal justice arena.
The new edition of this bestselling study
skills book provides a practical guide
for success for individuals at every level of their
criminology and criminal justice degree.
Fully revised and thoroughly updated to reflect changes in the
curriculum, additional content for the Second Edition includes:
developments in virtual learning environments and e-resources;
expanded coverage of Internet and e-learning skills; the move from
A-level to university and the varying levels within a degree; and
expanded information on plagiarism.
CONTENTS
PART ONE: STUDYING IN HIGHER EDUCATION. \ The Academic Environment
\ Assessment in Criminology \ Presentation Skills \ Examination Assessment
\ PART TWO: STUDY SKILLS FOR CRIMINOLOGY \ Studying Criminology at
University \ Finding Information about Criminology and E- Learning \ Essay
Writing \ Studying Criminological Theory and Criminal Justice Policy and
Practice \ PART THREE: LOOKING BACK AND MOVING ON \ Reflections on
Studying at University \ Making Your Degree Work for You
READERSHIP
Those considering a degree in criminology and criminal justice, just starting
out on their course, or thinking about what to do after graduation
October 2011 • 224 pages
Cloth (978-1-84920-793-5) • £60.00
Paper (978-1-84920-794-2) • £17.99
Available as inspection copy for lecturers
CRIME PREVENTION
CONTENTS
Crime Prevention In the Twentieth Century \ Joining up to the New
Labour Agenda \ Crime and Community: From Communitarianism to the
Management of Crime \ Shifting the Control Culture \ The Focus on Children
and Youth \ Confronting Racist Britain? \ War and Securitization \ Fighting
the Enemy within: Building Cohesive Communities \ Serious and Organized?
Legislative and Mission Creep in ‘The Sick Man of Europe’ \ The Changing
Face of Crime Prevention
READERSHIP
Students of criminology, criminal justice and social policy
December 2010 • 224 pages
Cloth (978-1-84787-067-4) • £70.00
Paper (978-1-84787-068-1) • £23.99
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Criminology
CRIME AND
CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR
CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY
Edited by William J Chambliss
George Washington University and
Golson Books Ltd
Stephen G Tibbetts
California State University
The Essentials
The Key Issues in Crime and Punishment
Series contains five brief, issues-based
books offering pro/con examinations
of controversial programmes, practices,
problems or issues from varied perspectives.
Each volume consists of approximately 20 chapters
tackling controversial issues in each of the key topical areas of the
criminal justice system (with chapters followed by recommended
readings highlighting different approaches to or perspectives on
the issue at hand).
A broad range of issues are arranged within each volume. Crime and
Criminal Behavior includes such hotly debated topics as: age of
consent; euthanasia and assisted suicide; gambling; guns; internet
pornography; marijuana and other drug laws; religious convictions;
and terrorism and extremism. Authorship is comprised of eminent
scholars and experts in the fields of criminology, police science, law,
sociology, psychology and other disciplines.
CONTENTS
Hate Crimes \ Corporate Crime \ Date Rape \ Age of Consent \ Guns \
Marijuana \ Internet Crime \ Antisocial Behavior \ Prescription Drug Abuse \
Civil Disobedience \ Illegal Aliens \ Terrorism and Extremism \ Vagrancy and
the Homeless \ Gambling \ Child Abuse \ Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide \
Intellectual Property Rights \ Religious Convictions
Criminological Theor y sheds light
on some of history’s most renowned
criminologists and their theories. In
addition, policy implications brought
about by theoretical perspectives that have
developed from recent critical work, together
with practical applications, compel the reader to apply
theories to the contemporary social milieu.
CONTENTS
Introduction: An Overview of Issues in Criminological Theory \ Pre-Classical
and Classical Theories of Crime \ Modern Applications of the Classical
Perspective \ Early Positive School Perspectives of Criminality \ Modern
Biosocial Perspectives of Criminal Behaviors \ Early Social Structure and
Strain Theories of Crime \ The Chicago School of Cultural/Subcultural
Theories of Crime \ Social Process/Learning Theories of Crime \ Social
Reaction, Critical and Feminist \ Life-Course Perspectives of Criminality \
Integrated Theoretical Models and New Perspectives of Crime \ Applying
Criminological Theory to Policy
READERSHIP
Students of criminology and criminal justice
June 2011 • 288 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-9234-3) • £28.99
READERSHIP
Students in criminology, police science, law, sociology and psychology
July 2011 • 328 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-7855-2) • £50.00
CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY
A Text/Reader
Stephen G Tibbetts California State
University and Craig hemmens Boise
State University
CRIME AND
EVERYDAY LIFE
Fourth Edition
Marcus Felson Rutgers University,
Newark and Rachel L Boba Florida
Atlantic University
Previous editions of Crime and Everyday
Life have been popular with students and
instructors for the clear, concise writing style
and unique approach to crime causation. The Fourth
Edition has been thoroughly revised and updated throughout. By
emphasizing that routine everyday activities set the stage for illegal
activities (for example stolen goods sold in a legal business setting),
Marcus Felson and Rachel L Boba challenge the conventional
wisdom and offer a unique perspective and novel solutions for
reducing crime. Students on introductory criminology and criminal
justice courses will discover that simple and inexpensive changes
in the physical environment and patterns of everyday activity can
often produce substantial decreases in crime rates.
Insightful, yet fun to read, this new edition of Crime and Everyday
Life is sure to provoke students to look at the causes and control of
crime with a fresh perspective.
ABRIDGED CONTENTS
READERSHIP
Introduction: An Overview of Issues in Criminological Theory \ PART ONE:
PRE-CLASSICAL AND CLASSICAL THEORIES OF CRIME \ PART TWO:
MODERN APPLICATIONS OF THE CLASSICAL PERSPECTIVE: DETERRENCE,
RATIONAL CHOICE, ROUTINE ACTIVITIES AND LIFESTYLE THEORIES OF
CRIME \ PART THREE: EARLY POSITIVE SCHOOL PERSPECTIVES OF
CRIMINALITY \ PART FOUR: MODERN BIOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES OF
CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR \ PART FIVE: EARLY SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND
STRAIN THEORIES OF CRIME \ PART SIX: THE CHICAGO SCHOOL AND
CULTURAL/SUBCULTURAL THEORIES OF CRIME \ PART SEVEN: SOCIAL
PROCESS/LEARNING THEORIES OF CRIME \ PART EIGHT: SOCIAL
REACTION, CRITICAL, AND FEMINIST MODELS OF CRIME \ PART NINE:
LIFE-COURSE PERSPECTIVE OF CRIMINALITY \ PART TEN: INTEGRATED
THEORETICAL MODELS AND NEW PERSPECTIVES OF CRIME \ PART
ELEVEN: APPLYING CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY TO POLICY
Undergraduate students in criminology and criminal justice
READERSHIP
CONTENTS
Nine Fallacies about Crime \ Chemistry for Crime \ Crime Decisions \ Bringing
Crime to You \ Marketing Stolen Goods \ Crime, Growth and Youth Activities
\ ‘White-Collar’ Crime \ One Crime Leads to Another \ Local Design against
Crime \ Situational Crime Prevention \ Everyday Technology and Everyday
Crime
Undergraduate and graduate students on courses in criminological theory
2010 • 264 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-3633-0) • £25.99
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This book provides the best of both worlds
- authored text sections with carefully
selected accompanying readings covering
criminological theory from past to present
and beyond. The articles, from leading
journals in criminology and criminal justice, reflect both
classic studies and state-of-the-art research.
Features of the book include:
• ‘How to Read a Research Article’ - a perfect introduction to
understanding how real-world research is organized
• a ‘mini-chapter’ for each section, with figures and tables that
present basic concepts and a background
• key terms, web resources, and thought-provoking discussion
questions for each section
• instructor resources on Tw-Rom as well as a student study site that
provides additional articles, self-study quizzes and e-flashcards.
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Paper (978-1-4129-5037-4) • £36.99
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Criminology
CRIMINOLOGICAL
PERSPECTIVES
CRITICAL ISSUES IN
CRIME AND JUSTICE
Essential Readings
Thought, Policy, and Practice
Second Edition
Mary Maguire and Dan Okada
both at California State University
Edited by Eugene McLaughlin City
University London, John Muncie The
Open University and Gordon hughes
Cardiff University
‘This Second Edition is an excellent updated
collection. The volume’s 50 essays provide invaluable
sources for academics, students and practitioners interested
in enduring and new criminological issues and concerns’
- SCOLAG Legal Journal
The fully revised and updated Second Edition provides readers with a
comprehensive introduction to the depth and diversity of criminological
thinking. The carefully selected readings, which cover the most
significant theoretical and empirical work in the field, provide access
to the core perspectives that underpin criminology and promote fresh
debate at the interface of the different perspectives.
This text provides an overview of the
criminal justice and criminology curriculum
through contributed essays designed to
review and expand upon key areas of study.
The text explores and examines theory, cases, laws
and policies as they have been shaped by a larger social, cultural
and historical context. Topics span the gamut of the criminal justice
and criminology curriculum, including crime theory, law enforcement,
jurisprudence, corrections and organizations.
CONTENTS
PART ONE: PAST TENSE: CRIMINOLOGICAL FORMATIONS \ PART TWO:
THE PROBLEM OF CRIME I: CAUSATION \ PART THREE: THE PROBLEM OF
CRIME II: CRIMINALIZATION \ PART FOUR: CRIME CONTROL I: CRIMINAL
JUSTICE AND CRIME PREVENTION \ PART FIVE: CRIME CONTROL II:
DISCIPLINE AND GOVERNMENTALITY \ PART SIX: FUTURE TENSE:
CRIMINOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATIONS
PART ONE: CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGICAL PARADIGMS \ The
Importance of Ethics in Criminal Justice \ Criminological Theory and Crime
Explanation \ Unleashing the Power of Criminal Justice Theory \ PART TWO:
OFFENSES AND OFFENDERS \ Juvenile Delinquency \ Gender Matters:
Trends in Girls' Criminality\ Race and Crime \ Culture, Media and Crime \
Crime and Economics \ Sex Crimes \ Terrorism and the Criminal Justice
System \ Developments in Cyber Criminology \ PART THREE: POLICING
AND LAW ENFORCEMENT \ A History of American Policing \ Police Theory
\ Contemporary Policing \ PART FOUR: POLICY AND JURISPRUDENCE
\ Police Organization and Administration \ Public Policy \ American
Courts \ The Juvenile Justice System \ PART FIVE: CORRECTIONS AND
SOCIETAL RESPONSE \ The Philosophical and Ideological Underpinnings
of Corrections \ Community Corrections, Rehabilitation, Reintegration and
Reentry \ Restorative Justice in Theory \ Garbage In, Garbage Out? Convict
Criminology, the Convict Code and Participatory Prison Reform
READERSHIP
READERSHIP
ABRIDGED CONTENTS
Undergraduate and postgraduate students in criminology, criminal justice
studies, socio-legal studies, sociology, social policy and social work
PUBLIShED IN ASSOCIATION WITh
ThE OPEN UNIVERSITY
Students on critical issue courses
2010 • 400 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-7057-0) • £33.99
2002 • 612 pages
Cloth (978-0-7619-4143-9) • £70.00
Paper (978-0-7619-4144-6) • £24.99
THE SAGE DICTIONARY
OF CRIMINOLOGY
Second Edition
Edited by Eugene McLaughlin City
University London and John Muncie
The Open University
‘If the First Edition was an invaluable
guide for students, the Second is well
nigh indispensable. I can think of no better
starting point for those wanting a “quick fix” on any given
criminological topic’
- Professor Tony Jefferson, University of Keele
The new edition of the bestselling SAGE Dictionary of Criminology
is the ultimate reference tool for students of criminology and criminal
justice. It provides an accessible introduction to key theories,
concepts and topics, offering comprehensive guidance through
the field. The editors have brought together a group of internationally
prominent academics and practitioners to produce this definitive
reference and research tool.
The Second Edition contains 36 new entries covering subjects
such as antisocial behaviour, globalization, human trafficking and
terrorism. Selected entries have been revised and updated.
READERSHIP
Undergraduate and postgraduate students in criminology and criminal justice
2005 • 504 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-1085-9) • £75.00
Paper (978-1-4129-1086-6) • £24.99
Available as inspection copy for lecturers
KEY IDEAS IN
CRIMINOLOGY AND
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
New Edition
Travis C Pratt, Jacinta M Gau California
State University and Travis W Franklin
Sam Houston State University
By focusing on key ideas in both criminology
and criminal justice, this book brings a new and
unique perspective to understanding critical research in criminology
and criminal justice. In going beyond simply identifying and
discussing key contributions and their effects by giving students a
broader sociopolitical context for each key idea, the book concretely
conceptualizes the key ideas in ways that students will remember
and understand.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ Key Idea: Rational Offending and Rational Punishment \ Key
Idea: The Science of Criminal Behavior \ Key Idea: Understanding Crime
and Society \ Key Idea: Hirschi’s Social Bond//Social Control Theory \ Key
Idea: Rehabilitation Is Dead \ Key Idea: Crime Control through Selective
Incapacitation \ Key Idea: The Police Can Control Crime \ Key Idea: The War
on Drugs \ Key Idea: Rehabilitation - Not Dead Yet \ Key Idea: Crime and the
Life Course \ Looking Back, Looking Forward: Conclusions
READERSHIP
Undergraduate students in criminology and criminal justice
December 2010 • 208 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-7013-6) • £46.99
Paper (978-1-4129-7014-3) • £20.99
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Criminology
A VERY SHORT, FAIRLY
INTERESTING AND
REASONABLY CHEAP
BOOK ABOUT STUDYING
CRIMINOLOGY
CULTURAL CRIMINOLOGY
An Invitation
Jeff Ferrell Texas Christian University
and University of Kent, Keith hayward
University of Kent and Jock Young
City University of New York and
University of Kent
Ronnie Lippens Keele University
‘Stimulating, beautifully composed and
wonderfully readable, this book goes beyond crime
and criminology as we know it. Drawing on a rich source
base of philosophical and criminological insights, the book
provides a highly useful and at times provocative overview
of what criminology is really all about’
- Patrick Van Calster, University of Leiden
Written in a lively and conversational style, this book introduces and
familiarizes students with a set of basic notions which are essential to
the study of crime and its control. It explores the interplay between
philosophical and criminological theories to provide a stimulating
and insightful overview of the subject.
CONTENTS
A Slightly Philosophical Introduction to the Study of Criminology? \
Transgression, Crime and Control (on Human Life) \ Understanding Crime
(on Human Existence) \ Controlling Crime (on the Mastery of Others) \
The Resolution of Human Conflict (on the Mastery of Self) \ Criminological
Knowledge (on the Absurd) \ Afterthought
READERSHIP
Criminology students
VERY ShORT, FAIRLY INTERESTING & ChEAP BOOKS
‘Creative, challenging and controversial:
a manifesto for mean times’
- Tony Jefferson, City University, New York
Lively, innovative, engaging and accessible, Cultural Criminology
draws together the work of three of the leading international figures
in the field today. The book traces the history, current configuration,
methodological innovations and future trajectories of cultural
criminology, mapping its terrain for students and academics
interested in this exciting field.
The book highlights and analyzes issues of representation, meaning
and politics in relation to crime and criminal justice, covering
areas such as: crime and the media; everyday life and everyday
transgression; popular culture; consumerism; globalization; and
social control.
The use of vignettes, case studies and visual material throughout
the text brings the subject to life.
CONTENTS
Cultural Criminology: An Invitation \ The Gathering Storm \ The Storms Breaks:
Cultural Criminology Now \ Towards a Cultural Criminology of the Everyday \
Media, Representation and Meaning: Inside the Hall of Mirrors \ Dangerous
Knowledge \ Cultural Criminology: An Innovation
READERSHIP
2009 • 152 pages
Cloth (978-1-84860-141-3) • £45.99
Paper (978-1-84860-140-6) • £13.99
Upper-level students and researchers of criminology and criminal justice
2008 • 248 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-3126-7) • £72.00
Paper (978-1-4129-3127-4) • £23.99
STATE, POWER, CRIME
Edited by Roy Coleman University of
Liverpool, Joe Sim, Steve Tombs both
at Liverpool John Moores University and
David Whyte University of Liverpool
TRAFFICKING AND
GLOBAL CRIME CONTROL
‘ State, Power, Crime is a hugely
important book for these times. Bringing
together some of the most original minds
in criminology it offers a critical analysis of
the state, how it constructs crime, responds
to it and, at times, engages in the very same’
- Paddy Rawlinson, London School of Economics and
Political Science
This seminal text explores the key themes and debates on state
power today, in relation to crime and social order. It provides:
historical overviews of key theories about state power; assessment
of the relationship between crime, criminal justice and the state;
analysis of the development of law and order policy; and critical
reflection on the future direction of research and analysis.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ Gender, Power and the State \ The Heterostate : Hegemonic
Heterosexuality and State Power \ Racism and the State \ Policing the Working
Class in the City of Renewal \ Young People, Youth Justice and the State \ Power,
Politics and the Welfare State \ The State and Corporate Crime \ Violence and
the State \ The ‘Exceptional’ State \ Intelligence, Terrorism and the State \ Crime
Prevention, Community Safety and the Local State \ Victims and the State \ Crime,
Media and the State \ The State, Knowledge Production and Criminology \ Nation
States and the Production of Social Harm: Resisting the Hegemony of ‘TINA’
READERSHIP
Upper-level undergraduates and postgraduates in criminology, sociology
and criminal justice
Maggy Lee University of Hong Kong
In a world where global flows of people and
commodities are on the increase, crimes
related to illegal trafficking are creating
new concerns for society. This, in turn, has
brought about new and contentious forms
of regulation, surveillance and control. There
is a pressing need to consider both the problem
itself, and the impact of international policy responses.
This authoritative work examines key issues and debates on human
trafficking, drawing on theoretical, historical and comparative material
to inform the discussion of major trends. Consolidating current work
on human trade debates, the text brings together key criminological
and sociological literature on migration studies, gender, globalization,
human rights, security, victimology, policing and control to provide
the most complete overview available on the subject.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ Contested Definitions of Human Trafficking \ Contemporary Patterns
of Human Trafficking \ Constructing and Denying Victimhood in Trafficking \
Trafficking and Transnational Organized Crime \ The War on Human Trafficking
\ Transnational Policing in Human Trafficking \ Rethinking Human Trafficking
READERSHIP
Students and academics in criminology, criminal justice, sociology and
international relations
November 2010 • 192 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-3556-2) • £70.00
Paper (978-1-4129-3557-9) • £22.99
2009 • 296 pages
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Criminology
PROSTITUTION
APPLIED CRIMINOLOGY
Sex Work, Policy and Politics
Edited by Brian Stout De Montfort
University, Joe Yates Liverpool John
Moores University and Brian Williams
Teela Sanders University of Leeds,
Maggie O’Neill Loughborough
University and Jane Pitcher
Independent Social Researcher
‘This imaginative and comprehensive
introduction to the sex industry is
as welcome as it is timely.... This is a
rewarding and topical book that I would urge
all interested parties to consult’
- Graham Scambler, University College, London
‘A remarkably thorough analysis of prostitution in
contemporary society’
- Jeff Ferrell,
University of Kent and Texas Christian University
Many commentators have attempted to analyze and explain the
nature of prostitution. However, this is the first textbook to offer
a complete overview of the way it operates within contemporary
society, its characteristics, organizational structures and cultural
contexts. The book also explores how criminal, social and health
policies have sought to regulate and control the selling of sex.
CONTENTS
The Sociology of Sex Work \ The Cultural Context of Commerce and Sex \
Sex Workers and Sex Work \ Children, Young People and Commercial Sexual
Exploitation \ Buying Sexual Services \ Sex Workers, Labour Rights and
Unionization \ Crime, Justice and the Sex Industry \ Communities, Services
and Welfare \ Globalization and the Sex Trade \ Researching the Sex Industry
READERSHIP
Undergraduate and postgraduate students in criminology, sociology, gender
studies and social policy
2009 • 232 pages
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CONTENTS
Applied Criminology \ Criminological Policy,
Practice and Research \ 'Diversity' \ Contested
Meanings and Differential Consequences
\ Policing the Community in the 21st Century
\ Prisons and Penal Policy \ Accountability,
Legitimacy and Discretion \ Applying Criminology
in Professional Practice \ Youth Justice Policy and Practice \
Reclaiming Applied Criminology as Critical Intervention \ Interventions \
Responsibility, Rights or Reconciliation? \ Risk Management, Accountability
and Partnerships in Criminal Justice \ The Case of Multi-Agency Public
Protection Arrangements \ Restorative Justice \ Theory, Policy and Practice
\ Corporate Crime and its Victims
2008 • 224 pages
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CRIMINOLOGY AND
POLITICAL THEORY
Anthony Amatrudo University of
Sunderland
CONTENTS
The Nature of the State \ Economics and
Criminal Activity \ Rights and Obligations \ Police
and Policing \ The Aims of Punishment \ The
Concept of Censure \ Desert and Proportionality
\ Fairness \ Ethics and Our Moral Actions
2009 • 176 pages
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LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE
Second Edition
Sharyn L Roach Anleu Flinders University
CORPORATE AND
WHITE COLLAR CRIME
Edited by John Minkes Swansea
University and Leonard Minkes
University of Birmingham
This interdisciplinary and international
overview of corporate and white-collar
crime provides up-to-date debates, case
studies and a handy glossary.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ Corporations and Health and Safety \ Corporate Economic
Crimes \ The Evolving Legal Test of Corporate Criminal Liability \ An Enquiry
into the Foundations of Business Ethics \ The Organization Did It: Individuals,
Corporations and Crime \ Organizational Decision Making: Economic and
Managerial Considerations \ Crime and Culture: Corporate Crime and Criminal
Justice in a Different Cultural Environment \ Rethinking Occupational Deviance
and Crime in the Light of Globalization \ Getting Beyond the Moral Drama
of Crime: What We Learn From Studying White Collar Criminal Careers \
Concluding Comments
2008 • 224 pages
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‘This Second Edition of an influential
and insightful book maintains its
originality... it is greatly enhanced
by the inclusion of recent debates,
including globalization, surveillance, the
war on terror and the ways in which the
law increasingly pervades into every aspect
of civil and social life in advanced societies’
- Diane Lister, University of Troms
Discussing current theory and key empirical research from a diverse
range of perspectives, this latest edition gives relevant examples,
from various cultures and societies, to provide a sociological
view which goes beyond more jurisprudential approaches to law
and society. The book provides coverage of major classic and
contemporary social theories of law and is informed by empirical
research drawn from several countries/societies.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ Law in Classical Social Theory \ Contemporary Social Theory
and Law \ The Legal Profession \ Dispute Resolution \ Social Control \
Feminism and Legal Reform \ Rights and Citizenship \ Conclusion
READERSHIP
Upper-level students of the sociology of law, criminology, criminal justice,
legal theory, legal studies and allied sociolegal studies
2009 • 312 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-4559-2) • £77.00
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Criminology
THE RELATIVITY OF
DEVIANCE
Second Edition
UNDERSTANDING AND
WORKING WITH
SUBSTANCE MISUSERS
John Curra Eastern Kentucky University
Aaron Pycroft University of Portsmouth
Providing a high level of analysis of the relativity
of deviance, this is a short, clearly-written and
affordable primer.
Understanding and Working with
Substance Misusers explores the
complex nature of addiction and the
challenges involved in responding
effectively through policy and practice. It
examines the biopsychosocial elements of addiction
to substances (including alcohol) and draws together key research
findings from these fields to present a new framework for integrating
theory and practice.
The book argues that the best way to understand addictions is as
examples of ‘complex self-organizing systems’, which comprise many
interacting component parts. In so doing, it addresses the problem
of service users presenting with multiple needs (including poly-drug
use, mental-health problems, criminal behaviour, unemployment and
relationship difficulties) and the challenges that this poses for policy
makers, services commissioners and practitioners alike.
CONTENTS
The Dynamic Nature of Deviance \ Being Deviant
\ Power, Social Networks, and Organizational Deviance \ Mental
Disorders \ Predatory Violence \ Sexual Violence \ Suicide \ Sexual Diversity
\ Drugs and Drug Taking
A PINE FORGE PRESS PUBLICATION
2010 • 312 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-6466-1) • £23.99
CONTENTS
RACISMS
Introduction \ Drugs and Drug Users in Context \ The Policy Context and
Legal Framework \ From Disease to Dependency Syndrome \ Harm Reduction
Approaches \ The Psychological Revolution \ The Genetic Revolution and
Disease Theory Revisited \ Interventions and Equivocal Outcomes \ Complex
Adaptive Systems: A New Paradigm for Working with Addiction? \ Pulling It
All Together: An Extended Case Study
An Introduction
Steve Garner Aston University
‘This is a solid text, covering the topic
in a thoughtful manner. Studying and
teaching racism is a complex issue,
and this book is a very good resource’
READERSHIP
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work, mental-health, criminology and youth work courses
2010 • 184 pages
Cloth (978-1-84787-261-6) • £60.00
Paper (978-1-84787-262-3) • £19.99
- Dr Sanjay Sharma,
Brunel University
CONTENTS
The Idea of 'Race' and the Practice of Racisms
\ Racialization \ 'Race', Class and Gender \ 'Race', Nation, State \
Science \ Mixed-Ness \ Institutional Racism \ Whiteness \ New Racisms \
The Racialization of Asylum \ Islamophobia
2009 • 216 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-4580-6) • £67.00
Paper (978-1-4129-4581-3) • £21.99
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UNSAFE IN THE
IVORY TOWER
The Sexual Victimization of
College Women
Bonnie S Fisher University of Cincinnati,
Leah E Daigle Georgia State University and
Francis T Cullen University of Cincinnati
Integrating rich, up-to-date data and current
research and theory, this first-of-its kind text
explores the nature and dimensions of this social problem,
providing a focus on the research of scholars who hope to help prevent sexual
assault on campuses.
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CONTENTS
The Discovery of Sexual Victimization \ Beyond the Culture Wars: The
Measurement of Sexual Victimization \ The Risk of Rape: Unsafe in
the Ivory Tower? \ It Happened Again: Sexual Revictimization \ Victim
Secrets: Acknowledging and Reporting Sexual Victimization \ Being
Pursued: The Stalking of Female Students \ Creating Safe Havens:
Preventing Sexual Victimization
2009 • 248 pages
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Criminology
CRIMINOLOGY
James Treadwell University of Leicester
‘This accessibly written book is truly
innovative in combining an introduction
to key perspectives and topics in
criminology with a very student
friendly study guide to the problems
of researching and writing in the
discipline’
- Professor Kevin Stenson,
Middlesex University
CONTENTS
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION TO YOUR COURSE COMPANION \ Introduction
\ How To Use this Book \ Why Use this Book? \ Criminology Basics: Thinking
Like a Criminologist \ What Is Crime? \ Perspectives on Crime \ Categorising
Criminological Theory \ PART TWO: CORE AREAS OF THE CURRICULUM
\ The Origins of Criminology \ Research Methods in Criminology \ Locating
Crime within the Individual: Biological and Psychological Approaches \
Crimes as External to the Individual: Sociological Theories \ Contemporary
Criminology \ Crime Statistics and Crime Data \ Crime and the Media \ Youth
and Crime \ Gender and Crime \ Penology \ Serious Crime \ Victimology \
PART THREE: STUDY, WRITING AND REVISION SKILLS \ in collaboration
with David McIlroy General Introduction \ Dealing with Theory \ How To Get
the Most out of Your Lectures \ How To Get the Most out of Your Seminars
\ Essay Writing Tips \ Revision Hints and Tips \ Exam Tips \ PART FOUR:
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
READERSHIP
Foundation and undergraduates students of criminology
SAGE COURSE COMPANIONS SERIES
2006 • 208 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-1133-7) • £54.00
Paper (978-1-4129-1134-4) • £15.99
PROVIDER’S HANDBOOK
FOR ASSESSING
CRIMINAL CONDUCT
AND SUBSTANCE
ABUSE CLIENTS
Progress and Change Evaluation
(PACE) Monitor
Kenneth W Wanberg Centre for
Addictions Research and Evaluation,
Denver and harvey B Milkman
Metropolitan State College of Denver
2009 • 208 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-7969-6) • £87.00
Paper (978-1-4129-7970-2) • £52.00
DRIVING WITH
CARE-EDUCATION AND
TREATMENT OF THE
UNDERAGE IMPAIRED
DRIVING OFFENDER
SAGE has been part
of the global academic
community since 1965,
supporting high quality
research and learning
that transforms society
and our understanding of
individuals, groups, and
cultures.
SAGE is the independent,
innovative, natural home
for authors, editors and
societies who share our
commitment and passion
for the social sciences.
An Adjunct Provider’s Guide to
Driving With Care
Kenneth W Wanberg, David S Timken
Timken & Associates and
harvey B Milkman
2010 • 312 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-8782-0) • £33.99
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Key Approaches to Criminology Series
KEY APPROAChES TO CRIMINOLOGY
Series Editor: Yvonne Jewkes, University of Leicester
The SAGE Key Approaches to Criminology series celebrates
the removal of traditional barriers between disciplines and,
specifically, reflects criminology‘s interdisciplinary nature and
focus. It brings together some of the leading scholars working
at the intersections of criminology and related subjects. Each
book in the series helps readers to make intellectual connections
between criminology and other discourses, and to understand
the importance of studying crime and criminal justice within
the context of broader debates. The series is intended to
have appeal across the entire range of undergraduate and
postgraduate studies and beyond, comprising books which
offer introductions to the fields as well as advancing ideas and
knowledge in their subject areas.
SURVEILLANCE
AND CRIME
Roy Coleman University of Liverpool
and Michael McCahill University of Hull
‘This is a book about surveillance - a
theoretical and empirical analysis of
its historical emergence through to its
contemporary uses and abuses - but
it is much, much more than that. The
authors skilfully lead us, via the idea and
practices of surveillance, to core issues of 'crime', power
and the state. Whether you have read every or no book about
surveillance, you must read this one’
- Steve Tombs, Liverpool John Moores University
This book explores how new surveillance technologies have given rise
to new forms of monitoring and control. Offering a comprehensive
understanding of the relationship between surveillance, crime and
criminal justice, it explores:
• the development of surveillance technologies
• how new surveillance technologies are shaped by existing social
relations, political practices and cultural traditions
• the implications of the use of surveillance in responding to crime
(including biometrics, DNA samples and electronic monitoring)
• how ‘new’ surveillance technologies reinforce ‘old’ social divisions.
MEDIA & CRIME
Second Edition
Yvonne Jewkes University of
Leicester
‘Transpor ts students to
a ge nuinely inte re sting
place and makes other
textbooks seem rather dull
in comparison. It looks set to
remain a classroom favourite
for some time to come’
CONTENTS
Introduction \ Understanding Surveillance \ The Historical Foundations of
Surveillance \ New Policing and New Surveillance \ Globalization, Surveillance
and the ‘War’ on Terror \ Surveillance, Power and Social Impacts \ ‘Contesting’
and ‘Resisting’ Surveillance \ Deconstructing Surveillance, Crime and Power
READERSHIP
Advanced students and academics in criminology, criminal justice, social
policy and sociology
- Chris Greer, City University
KEY APPROAChES TO CRIMINOLOGY
‘Media and Crime becomes required reading not only for
students and scholars of crime and media, but for anyone
interested in understanding the dangerous dynamics of the
late modern world’
2010 • 224 pages
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- Jeff Ferrell,
University of Kent and Texas Christian University
Established in the field as the market leader, this book explores the
complex interactions between media and crime from a critical and
authoritative standpoint.
Retaining and updating coverage of the core issues in the subject:
news reporting of crime; media constructions of children and
women; moral panics; media and the police; ‘reality’ crime shows;
and surveillance and social control; the book now also includes:
• additional chapters on cybercrime and crime film
• updated content on new media including mobile, Internet and
digital technologies, and social networking sites
• discussions on how to research media and crime
• fully updated references and student-friendly features - including
discussion questions, further reading and a glossary.
Its lucid and engaging style, thought-provoking content and
panoramic coverage of key debates and issues make this the text
on media and crime.
CONTENTS
Theorizing Media and Crime \ The Construction of Crime News \ Media
and Moral Panics \ Media Constructions of Children: ‘Evil Monsters’ and
‘Tragic Victims’ \ Media Misogyny: Monstrous Women \ Police, Offenders
and Victims in the Media \ Crime Films and Prison Films \ Crime and the
Surveillance Culture \ The Role of the Internet in Crime and Deviance \ (Re)Conceptualizing the Relationship between Media and Crime
READERSHIP
Students and researchers in the fields of criminology, media studies, cultural
studies and sociology
KEY APPROAChES TO CRIMINOLOGY
November 2010 • 328 pages
Cloth (978-1-84860-702-6) • £70.00
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Yvonne Jewkes is Professor of Criminology at the University of
Leicester. She is Series Editor of one of SAGE’s flagship book
series, Key Approaches to Criminology; and is author of the
bestselling Media and Crime.
Yvonne’s research and teaching focus on the intersections
between crime, media and culture and she is Founding Editor
(with Chris Greer and Jeff Ferrell) of Crime, Media, Culture: An
International Journal. Her other main areas of interest and expertise
are prisons and the sociology of imprisonment; especially the
ethics of indeterminate life
sentencing, the impact
of penal architecture and
design on the lives of the
i n m a te s a n d s t a f f w h o
occupy prison spaces; and
the potential role of computer
mediated technologies on the
everyday lives and future
prospe c ts of pr isone r s.
Among the many books she
has published on media
criminology and on prisons
and imprisonment are the
three-volume collections,
M e d i a a n d C r i m e and
Prisons and Punishment,
part of the SAGE Library of
Criminology.
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LAW AND CRIME
Gerry Johnstone and Tony Ward
both at University of Hull
‘Law and Crime provides a clearly
written, stimulating and historically
rooted introduction to criminal law and
reminds us of its continuing relevance
to criminology’
- Professor George Mair, Liverpool
John Moores University
What is the definition of ‘crime’? Law and Crime helps the
criminologist to understand how the law constructs crime and how
one might engage in critical analysis of such legal constructions.
It uses a thematic approach to comprehensively explore the
relationship between criminal conduct, criminal justice and the law.
The book introduces key topics in criminal law scholarship for
criminologists, including:
• criminalization
• fault and criminal responsibility
• corporate liability
• the production of criminal guilt
• the nature of judicial punishment.
Aimed at students with no prior knowledge of law, the book includes
many useful features to enhance understanding, from chapter
overviews and key terms to study questions and suggestions for
further reading.
CONTENTS
Crime and the Criminal Law \ Criminal Law and its Critics \ The Formation of
Criminal Justice \ The Modernization of Criminal Justice \ Law, Criminology
and Responsibility \ Responsibility and Homicide \ White-Collar and Corporate
Crime and the Law \ Proving Criminal Guilt \ Punishment \ State Crime and
Criminal Law \ Conclusion
READERSHIP
Students and academics in criminology, criminal justice and law
KEY APPROAChES TO CRIMINOLOGY
2009 • 232 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-1123-8) • £67.00
Paper (978-1-4129-1124-5) • £22.99
GLOBALIZATION
AND CRIME
Katja Franko Aas University of Oslo
‘A tour de force in exploring the
contradictions and complexities of
crime and crime control in a globalized
world. Accessible, comprehensive and
replete with pertinent illustrations, this
text sets new standards for comparative
and transnational criminology’
- John Muncie, The Open University
Globalization and Crime provides a comprehensive and accessible
account of the consequences of globalization in the post- 9/11
world. It explores crime in the context of increasing international
interconnectivity. It explains theories around globalization and how
these shed light upon the study of crime. Furthermore, the book
examines the challenges the various global flows represent for the
nature of governance, state sovereignty and crime control.
Presenting an expert and interdisciplinary summary of complex debates,
this book addresses a variety of highly topical issues, including:
• the global war on terror
• transnational organized crime
• human smuggling and trafficking
• global surveillance and policing
• cybercrime
• immigration.
As part of the Key Approaches to Criminology series, Globalization
and Crime offers key pedagogic features ranging from chapter
overviews and key terms to study questions and suggestions for
further debate. Concise and easy to read, this book will prove
essential reading for students and academics in criminology,
sociology, geography and other social sciences.
CONTENTS
Crime, Fear and Social Exclusion in the Global Village \ Global Mobility
and Human Traffic \ Urban Criminology and the Global City \ The ‘Deviant
Immigrant’ \ Transnational Crime and Crime Wars \ Beyond the State? \
Governing Cyberspace \ Criminology between the Local, the National and
the Global
READERSHIP
Upper-level undergraduate and postgraduate students of criminology; also
students of globalization, geography and sociology
KEY APPROAChES TO CRIMINOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIME
2007 • 232 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-1289-1) • £69.00
Paper (978-1-4129-1290-7) • £22.99
Craig Webber University of Southampton
This book combines classic theory
with new developments in eyewitness
testimony, offender profiling and forensic
psychology. The resulting text offers an
engaging and challenging route to a full
understanding of key topics.
CONTENTS
Mapping the Terrain: Historical Dimensions on
Psychology and Crime \ Interpersonal Violence and Investigative
Psychology \ Sexual Violence and Sexual Deviancy \ The Psychology of Crime
in Groups \ Mass Murder, Political Murder and War Crimes \ Psychology
and Terrorism \ Psychology in the Criminal Justice System: Interviewing
Witnesses, Suspects and Eyewitness Testimony \ A Brave New World?
Psychology as a System of Governance and Control
READERSHIP
GENDER AND CRIME
Marisa Silvestri South Bank University
and Chris Crowther-Dowey
Nottingham Trent University
Looking at both feminist and masculine
perspectives, this critical introduction to the
key issues and debates surrounding gender and
crime provides readers with an indispensable
resource for gaining a successful understanding
of the field.
For higher-level students and academics in criminology, sociology and psychology
CONTENTS
KEY APPROAChES TO CRIMINOLOGY
Introduction: New Approaches to Understanding Gender and Crime \ PART
ONE: OUT OF CONTROL \ Women as Offenders \ Men as Offenders \ PART
TWO: LOSING CONTROL \ Women as Victims \ Men as Victims \ PART
THREE: IN CONTROL \ Gender and Criminal Justice Workers \ The Criminal
Justice System \ A Gendered Site \ Conclusions
2009 • 224 pages
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KEY APPROAChES TO CRIMINOLOGY
2008 • 272 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-1198-6) • £66.00
Paper (978-1-4129-1199-3) • £22.99
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COMPACT CRIMINOLOGY
Series Editors: Nicole Rafter Northeastern University and
Paul Rock London School of Economics and University of Pennsylvania
Compact Criminology is an exciting new series that invigorates
and challenges the international field of criminology.
Books in the series are short, authoritative, innovative assessments
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CRIME AND TERRORISM
Peter Grabosky Australian National
University and Michael Stohl
University of California, Santa Barbara
‘Jargon-free and bristling with
thought-provoking example s
from around the globe, Grabosky
and Stohl have produced a lucid
overview of a much-neglected area
within criminology - the often murky
interface between organized crime
and terrorism’
- Dr Keith Hayward,
University of Kent
In this timely and original text, two of the leading authors in the field
provide a clear and thorough look at terrorism from a criminological
perspective. Integrating the latest research, the book explores the
motives of criminals and terrorists, the causes of crime and terrorism
and the impact of the law and the legal system.
CONTENTS
Introduction: Terrorism and Terrorists, Crime and Criminals \ Dimensions of
the Problem \ State Terrorism and State Crime: The Dark Side of the State
\ Intersections of Terrorist and Criminal Organizations \ Responding to
Terrorism and Organized Crime: Local, National and International Dimensions
\ Conclusions: Managing Crime and Terrorism
READERSHIP
Students and researchers of terrorism and international relations
COMPACT CRIMINOLOGY
2010 • 152 pages
Cloth (978-1-84920-031-8) • £50.00
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COMPARATIVE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Making Sense of Difference
David Nelken University of Macerata, Italy
‘An accessible, engaging and
sophisticated introduction to the
challenges of truly comparative
research on crime, criminal justice and
penal policy-making’
- Paul Roberts, University of Nottingham
The increasingly important topic of comparative criminal justice is
examined from an original and insightful perspective by David Nelken,
one of the top scholars in the field. Drawing on experience of teaching
and research in a variety of countries, he offers multiple illustrations of
striking differences in the roles of criminal justice actors and ways of
handling crime problems. The book includes in-depth discussions of
such key issues as how we can learn from other jurisdictions, compare
‘like with like’, and balance explanation with understanding.
CONTENTS
Changing Paradigms \ Why Compare? \ Just Comparison \ Ways of Making
Sense \ Explaining too Much? \ The Challenge of the Global \ Whose Sense?
READERSHIP
Students and academics in criminology and criminal justice
COMPACT CRIMINOLOGY
2010 • 136 pages
Cloth (978-1-84787-936-3) • £50.00
Paper (978-1-84787-937-0) • £15.99
CRIME AND RISK
Pat O’Malley University of Sydney
CRIME AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Criminology of Genocide
and Atrocities
Joachim Savelsberg
University of Minnesota
‘Joachim Savelsberg brings a unique
perspective and research background
to the topic of crime and human rights.
The book provides a succinct and
penetrating analysis that persuasively explains
why contemporary criminology must widen its boundaries to
make human rights crimes a priority for our field’
‘O’Malley, in this beautifully simple, insightful and erudite
book, locates risk within a variety of mentalities that have
been, and are being, deployed to “govern crime” - in
doing so he places risk, where it should be, at the very
centre of criminological thought and practice. This is an
important book’
- Clifford Shearing, University of Cape Town
Joachim Savelsberg’s text provides a much-needed criminological
insight to the topic of crimes against humanity.
Crime and Risk presents an engaging discussion of risk strategies and
risk-taking in the domain of crime and criminal justice. It outlines the
broad theoretical issues and political approaches involved, relating risk
in contemporary crime governance to risk in criminal activity. It covers:
• risk-taking and contemporary culture
• the application of risk-oriented developments in crime prevention
and control
• the use of genetic and related biotechnologies
• the conceptualization of risk in relation to race and gender
• the influence of excitement upon criminal activity
• evidence and accountability.
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
Introduction \ PART ONE: ARE THERE TRENDS IN CONTROLLING HUMAN
RIGHTS VIOLATIONS? \ When Are Atrocities Crimes? \ How and Why Have States
and Governments Been Constrained? \ PART TWO: WHAT CAN CRIMINOLOGY
CONTRIBUTE TO (AND LEARN FROM)THE STUDY OF SERIOUS HUMAN RIGHTS
VIOLATIONS? \ Introduction \ Can Genocide Studies and Criminology Enrich
Each Other? \ How Can Criminology Address Contemporary Atrocities? \ PART
THREE: HOW CAN HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS BE FOUGHT? \ What Is the
Role of Criminal Courts? \ How Effective Can Courts Be and What Can Help Them?
Introduction \ Risk and Crime Control \ Crime, Risk and Modernity \ Lines of Flight
- John Hagan, Northwestern University
READERSHIP
Advanced students, postgraduates and academics in criminology, criminal
justice, law, sociology and international relations
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Criminal Justice
COURTS, LAW,
AND JUSTICE
INTRODUCTION TO
FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY
Edited by William J Chambliss
George Washington University and
Golson Books Ltd
Research and Application
Courts, Law, and Justice includes
such hotly debated topics as asset
fo r fe i tu re, D N A ev i d e n c e, d o u b l e
jeopardy, expert witnesses and ‘hired
guns,’ eyewitness testimony and accuracy,
insanity defence, the jury system, mandatory sentencing,
plea bargaining, polygraphs, three-strikes laws, victims rights
and wrongful conviction.
Curt R Bartol and Anne M Bartol both
at Castleton State College
Second Edition
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2008 • 576 pages
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Students in the fields of criminology, police science, law, sociology and
psychology
ADMINISTRATION AND
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
July 2011 • 328 pages
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A Service Quality Approach
CRIMINAL LAW &
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Jennifer M Allen North Georgia College
and State University and Rajeev
Sawhney Western Illinois University
An Introduction
Noel Cross
Liverpool John Moores University
‘This book, original in conception and
clearly written and structured, will do
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of criminology and criminal justice to the
relationship between “law in the books” and “law in
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students to understand legal language and legal reasoning,
and how criminal justice practice needs to be seen in the
context of criminal law’
- Professor David Smith, University of Lancaster
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and to undertake further independent and reflective study
• ‘definition boxes’ explaining key concepts - helping students
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understand what the key basic concepts in criminal law really
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• a companion Website which incorporates a range of resources
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CONTENTS
PART ONE: GENERAL PRINCIPLES \ Introduction: What Are Criminal Law
and the Criminal Justice Process There for and How Are They Used? \ Actus
Reus \ Mens Rea \ General Defences in the Criminal Law \ Alternative Forms
of Criminal Liability: Strict Liability, Complicity and Inchoate Offences \ PART
TWO: SPECIFIC TYPES OF CRIMINAL OFFENCE \ Non-Fatal Assaults \
Sexual Offences \ Homicide \ Property Offences \ Conclusions: Where Are
Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Going and Where Should They Go from
Here?
READERSHIP
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students whose courses take a sociolegal approach
2009 • 240 pages
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This textbook addresses all of the specialty
areas in criminal justice management.In
addition, it looks at management within
this dynamic environment and discusses
theories and concepts that promote managing an
open, responsive system.
CONTENTS
Introduction to Managing and Administering a Criminal Justice Organization
\ Open and Closed Systems \ Service-Quality Approach \ Environmental
Pressures \ Power, Conflict and Ethical Issues \ Motivational Theories \
Leadership Theories \ Communication \ Policing Administration \ Corrections:
Prisons, Jails, Detention Centers \ Courts and Juvenile Justice \ Probation
and Parole \ Security Management \ Measuring Organizational Effectiveness
in Service Quality
2010 • 552 pages
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CRIMINAL COURTS
A Contemporary Perspective
Craig hemmens Boise State University,
David C Brody Washington State
University and Cassia C Spohn Arizona
State University
This comprehensive textbook covers court
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and appeal process. In addition, it also
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CONTENTS
PART ONE: THE PURPOSE AND STRUCTURE OF AMERICAN COURTS \ Law
and the Judicial Function \ Sources of Law \ Types of Law \ Court Organization
and Structure \ PART TWO: COURTROOM ACTORS AND THE COURTROOM
WORKGROUP \ Prosecutors \ Defense Attorneys \ Judges \ The Jury \ Court
Processes \ Pre-Trial Procedures \ The Criminal Trial \ Sentencing \ The
Appellate Process \ Specialized Courts
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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
OFFENDER REHABILITATION
Matthew Lippman University of Illinois
Theory, Research and Practice
Criminal Procedure includes the most
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Gwen Robinson and Iain D Crow
both at University of Sheffield
CONTENTS
Introduction \ The Sources of Criminal Procedure \ Searches and Seizures
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of Property \ Inspections and Regulatory Searches \ Interrogations and
Confessions \ Eyewitness and Scientific Identification \ The Exclusionary Rule
and Entrapment \ Civil and Criminal Remedies for Constitutional Violations
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Courtroom \ Sentencing and Appeals \ Counter-Terrorism
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Introducing Rehabilitation \ The Theoretical
Context \ Rehabilitation in an Historical Context
\ Delivering Rehabilitation \ Custodial and
Community Contexts \ The Evaluation Context
\ Reviving Rehabilitation \ The 'What Works?'
Movement \ Assessing Offenders \ Risks, Needs, Responsivity
and Strengths \ Offending Behaviour Programmes \ Social Rehabilitation \
Emerging Approaches \ Rehabilitation and the Relational Context \ Conclusion
\ Rehabilitation in the Twenty-First Century
2009 • 208 pages
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PENOLOGY
David Scott
University of Central Lancashire
CONTEMPORARY
CRIMINAL LAW
Concepts, Cases,
and Controversies
Second Edition
ABRIDGED CONTENTS
PART ONE: PENOLOGY \ PART TWO: CORE
AREAS OF THE CURRICULUM: RUNNING
THEMES IN PENOLOGY \ PART THREE:
STUDY, WRITING AND REVISION SKILLS \
PART FOUR: ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
SAGE COURSE COMPANIONS SERIES
2008 • 240 pages
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Matthew Lippman University of Illinois
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concepts and cases with coverage of
the most contemporary topics and issues.
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the ever-evolving relationship between criminal law, society and
the criminal justice system’s role in balancing competing interests.
THE PENAL SYSTEM
CONTENTS
Fourth Edition
The Nature, Purpose and Function of Criminal Law \ Constitutional Limitations
\ Punishment and Sentencing \ Actus Reus \ Mens Rea, Concurrence,
Causation \ Parties to Crime and Vicarious Liability \ Attempt, Conspiracy and
Solicitation \ Justifications \ Excuses \ Criminal Sexual Conduct, Assault and
Battery, Kidnapping and False Imprisonment \ Homicide \ Burglary, Trespass,
Arson and Mischief \ Crimes Against Property \ White-Collar Crime \ Crimes
against Public Order and Morality \ Crimes against the State
Michael Cavadino University of
Central Lancashire and James Dignan
University of Leeds
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2009 • 656 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-8129-3) • £54.00
An Introduction
‘There are few “must buy” books for
students of criminology and criminal
justice, but since its first edition in 1992
The Penal System has been one of
them. For accuracy and scope, as well
as its remarkable combination of scholarly
rigour and readability, the book has no equal, and it has
only got better through successive editions’
- David Smith, University of Lancaster
Ursula Smartt
The Penal System provides a complete introduction to all aspects
of punishment within the wider context of the criminal justice system.
The new edition features: new material on restorative justice; a
discussion of recent theory developments; an overview of changes
in the prison and probation services; critical analysis of recent
developments in criminal justice policy; and an extended self-study
guide to Internet resources.
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
LAW FOR CRIMINOLOGISTS
A Practical Guide
What Determines a Criminal Today? \ The Legal
System of England and Wales \ The Legal
Systems of Scotland and Northern Ireland \
European Union Law and EU Law Enforcement
\ Essential Criminal Law \ The Criminal Process
\ Punishment and Sentencing \ Human Rights
Legislation \ Young People and the Law
2008 • 240 pages
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Crisis? What Crisis? \ Justifying Punishment \ Explaining Punishment \
Court Decisions: The Crux of the Crisis \ Administering Punishment in the
Community \ Prisons and the Penal Crisis \ Prison Privatization: Panacea or
Pandora’s Box? \ Early Release: The Penal System’s Safety Valve \ Young
Offenders \ Bias in the Criminal Justice System \ Solving the Crisis?
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2007 • 488 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-2946-2) • £75.00
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Punishment & Penology
PUNISHMENT AND PRISONS
EXPLAINING U.S. IMPRISONMENT
Power and the Carceral State
Mary Bosworth University of Oxford
Joe Sim
Liverpool John Moores University
CONTENTS
‘Joe Sim has long occupied a key
position in British and European
criminology. This book is a genuinely
important addition to the literature;
it is controversial and will stimulate
debate. Punishment and Prisons shows
that critical criminology is alive, that it has a voice and
that it needs to be read'
The Origins of US Imprisonment \ Penal Reform and Penal Science \ Prison
Culture \ An Era of Uncertainty \ The Punitive Turn \ A Culture of Control \
Challenging the Culture of Control? \ The New Detention: Securing the Border
2009 • 304 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-2486-3) • £46.99
Paper (978-1-4129-2487-0) • £22.99
- Peter Young, Professor of Criminology, University of Hull
With prisons overflowing and penal policy the topic of hot debate,
Punishment and Prisons presents a lively and accessible
discussion of possible solutions to the current crisis, by one of the
foremost scholars in the field.
Joe Sim traces the development of penal strategy over the past
three decades through a critical analysis of the relationship between
penal policy and state power. Exploring the contested histories of
punishment that are prominent in criminology, and its development
in penal policy, the book analyzes four key dimensions of modern
penal trends:
• continuity and discontinuity in penal policy and practice
• reform and rehabilitation
• contesting penal power
• abolitionism.
CONTENTS
Continuity and Contestation in Penal Politics \ Law, Order and the Penal
System 1974-1983 \ Hard Reign \ From Big House to Bleak House \ ‘Piety and
Iron’ \ ‘Those with no Capital get the Punishment’ \ For Abolitionist Praxis \
Abolitionism in an Anti-Utopian Age \
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CORRECTIONS
Edited by William J Chambliss George
Washington University
Corrections includes such hotly debated
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release; gangs and prison violence; health
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prisoners; life sentences; prison labour;
prison overcrowding; prison privatization
and contract facilities; religious rights; and
supermax prisons.
READERSHIP
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psychology
KEY ISSUES IN CRIME AND PUNISHMENT • VOLUME 4
July 2011 • 336 pages
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2009 • 200 pages
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RETHINKING CORRECTIONS
Rehabilitation, Reentry, and
Reintegration
Lior Gideon and hung-En Sung both at
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
CORRECTIONAL THEORY
Contexts and Consequences
Francis Cullen and Cheryl L Jonson University of Cincinnati
Informed by three underlying themes - theories matter, context
matters, and evidence matters - this groundbreaking book examines
the variety of theoretical orientations applied to past and current
corrections theory and practice, and points the way to future
improvements in policies and practices.
CONTENTS
From Theory to Policy: Evidence-Based Corrections \ Correctional Theory in
Crisis: America’s Changing Context \ Just Desserts: Doing Justice or Getting
Tough? \ Deterrence: Scaring Offenders Straight \ Incapacitation: Locking
up the Wicked \ Restorative Justice: Reintegrative Shaming \ Rehabilitation:
What Works to Change Offenders \ Early Intervention: Saving Children from
a Life in Crime \ Four Correctional Lessons: Choosing Our Future Wisely
READERSHIP
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July 2011 • 256 pages
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Rethinking Corrections explores the
challenges faced by convicted offenders
over the course of rehabilitation and
reintegration. The book’s scope spans the
earliest stages of incarceration, and extends
through release into the community, including post-release
supervision, employment concerns, healthcare and family life. Each
of the 16 chapters focuses on a specific phase of the rehabilitation
and reintegration process, using original, evidence-based text
developed by contributors recruited for their expertise and reputation
in their fields.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ Public Attitudes toward Rehabilitation and Reintegration \
Treatment of Offender Population: Implications for the Risk Management and
Community Reintegration \ Major Rehabilitative Approaches \ Probation: An
Untapped Resource in US Corrections \ Diversion Programs \ Prison-Based
Substance-Abuse Program \ Prison-Based Educational and Vocational
Programs \ The Community Reintegration of Violent/Sex Offenders: Issues
and Challenges for Community Risk Management \ Seeking Medical and
Psychiatric Attention \ Faith-Based Prisoner Re-Entry \ Parole\ Employment
Barriers to Reintegration \ Barriers to Reintegration \ Preparedness of Current
College Curricula to Issues of Prisoner Re-Entry \ Integrative Theory of the
Triple Rs (Rehabilitation, Re-Entry and Reintegration)
READERSHIP
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2010 • 448 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-7018-1) • £61.00
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CORRECTIONAL MENTAL
HEALTH
From Theory to Best Practice
Edited by Thomas J Fagan
Nova Southeastern University
and Robert K Ax
This edited textbook provides a broadbased, practical guide to treating criminal
offenders in a correctional mental-health
practice. By virtue of a wide selection of readings,
the book offers a solid grounding in theory, current research and
professional literature and highlights aspects of clinical experience
as presented by current practitioners.
CONTENTS
The Community-Corrections Continuum of Care \ An Introduction to
Correctional Practice: Is It the Same as a Community-Based Practice? \
Practical/Administrative Issues \ Clinical Assessment in Correctional Settings
\ Correctional Treatment \ Psychopharmacology for Correctional MentalHealth Providers \ Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Correctional Practice
\ Seriously and Persistently Mentally Ill Offenders \ Female Offenders \
Substance Abusers and Dually Diagnosed Offenders \ Sex Offenders \
Juvenile Offenders \ Disruptive, Violent Offenders \ Racial, Cultural and
Religious Issues and Sensitivities in Correctional Assessment and Treatment
\ Other Offender Groups \ Correctional Mental-Health Practices
READERSHIP
Upper- level students taking courses related to correctional mental health
January 2011 • 432 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-7256-7) • £33.99
COMMUNITY-BASED
CORRECTIONS
A Text/Reader
Robert D hanser and Shannon M
Barton-Bellessa University of Louisiana
CONTENTS
History and Development of Community-Based
Corrections \ Pretrial Release and Diversion \
Restorative Justice \ The Viability of Treatment
Perspectives \ Assessment and Risk Prediction \ Probation
Management and Case Planning \ Community-Based Residential
Intermediate Sanctions \ Community-Based Nonresidential and Economic
Intermediate Sanctions \ Parole Management, Case Planning, and Reentry
\ Juvenile Offenders \ Specialized and Problematic Offender Typologies
in a Changing Era
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EXPERIENCING CORRECTIONS
From Practitioner to Professor
Edited by Lee Michael Johnson University of West Georgia
Experiencing Corrections is a collection of essays written by
scholars in the academic community with practical experience in
corrections.
READERSHIP
Undergraduate and postgraduate criminology students studying comparative
penology
June 2011 • 312 pages
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Policing
POLICING
INTRODUCING FORENSIC
AND CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATION
Development and
Contemporary Practice
Peter Joyce
Manchester Metropolitan University
This clearly-written, comprehensive text
combines an overview of the historical
development of policing in the United
Kingdom with discussion of current
debates and practice. It also provides a
global and comparative context, in order to shed light on
contemporary issues. The book equips students with an in-depth
understanding of the challenges and complexities of modern
policing, including:
• the relationship between the police and other criminal justice
agencies
• styles and approaches in practice
• how to police political violence
• diversity and the police
• police accountability.
CONTENTS
Key Dates in the Development of Policing in the UK \ The Emergence and
Development of Professional Policing \ The Police Response to Crime \ Police
Powers \ The Methods of Policing \ The Police Service and the Criminal Justice
System \ The Control and Accountability of the Police Service \ Diversity and
the Police Service \ The Police and Politics \ The Global Dimension to Policing
\ The Future Direction of Policing in a Time of Financial Restraint
READERSHIP
Undergraduate students in criminology, criminal justice and policing
2010 • 272 pages
Cloth (978-1-84787-459-7) • £65.00
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CONTENTS
Introduction \ PART ONE: INSTIGATION AND INITIATION \ Initial Response
and Crime Scene Lockdown \ Preserving, Recording and Securing Evidence
\ Emerging Crime Scenes \ PART TWO: THE INVESTIGATION \ Investigative
Strategy \ Forensic Science Strategy \ Forensic Science Specialisms:
Palynology, Entomology, DNA, Pathology \ Passive Data and Searches
\ Witness Statements and Witness and Suspect Interviews \ Suspect
Prioritization and Suspect/Victim Interview Strategies \ PART THREE: CASE
MANAGEMENT \ Preparing a Case File: Disclosure, Victim’s Code and the
Witness Charter \ The Crown Prosecution Service
READERSHIP
Students studying forensic and criminal investigation on criminology and
policing courses
INTRODUCTION
TO POLICING
Ben Bowling King’s College, London
and James Sheptycki York University
Considering law enforcement beyond the
boundaries of the nation state, Global
Policing examines the forms it takes in
contemporary society and the trajectory of
its future development. The text explores:
• the emergence of a ‘new security
agenda’ focused on serious organized
crime and terrorism
• the blurring of boundaries between police, military, secret
intelligence and other ‘security sector’ agencies
• the restructuring of local policing so that it is ‘globally aware’, the
creation of national policing agencies with a transnational reach,
and the posting of international crime liaison officers around the
world
• the creation of regional entities such as Europol and global
organizations such as Interpol.
Written by two of the leading experts in the field internationally, Global
Policing considers the effectiveness, legitimacy and accountability of
transnational policing in a lively and accessible style.
CONTENTS
Transnational Policing, Concepts and Theory \ Policing and the Transnational
State System \ The Global Policing Architecture \ Transnational Policing in
Practice \ The Global Cops Cometh \ Accountability and Global Policing
READERSHIP
Students and academics in criminology, criminal justice, policing and
international relations
November 2011 • 208 pages
Cloth (978-1-84920-081-3) • £65.00
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This is a lucid and practical guide to
understanding the core skills and issues
involved in the criminal investigation process.
Guiding students through a mock criminal investigation,
each chapter introduces a layer of the crime scene and an investigative
activity to allow students to develop a true comprehension of how
forensic and criminal investigation takes place.
Drawing on multiple disciplines and perspectives, the book promotes
a critical awareness and practical comprehension of the intersections
between criminology, criminal investigation and forensic science.
November 2011 • 280 pages
Cloth (978-0-85702-751-1) • £65.00
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GLOBAL POLICING
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Jane Monckton-Smith, Adam hart
and Julie Newberry all at University of
Gloucestershire
Michael Rowe Victoria University of
Wellington, New Zealand
‘The pedagogical features offer good
guidance and make the text accessible
and relevant, something that many
other policing texts fail to do’
- Matthew Millings, School of Law,
Liverpool John Moores University
This groundbreaking text incorporates all the key areas of a policing
course, from the history of the police and the legal framework, to current
debates around issues such as diversity, surveillance and the nature of
police occupational culture. Introduction to Policing offers:
• an insightful approach, which explores and unpicks contemporary
issues in a truly readable and lucid manner
• excellent learning features throughout, to challenge and stimulate
students - including boxed examples, self-check questions and
answers, further reading and a full glossary
• a student-friendly writing style that encourages students to engage
with debates and to develop critical thinking skills.
CONTENTS
What Is Policing? \ Historical Origins and Development of the Police in
England and Wales \ Police Powers \ Community Policing \ Police Culture \
Who Guards the Guards? \ Policing Diversity \ Plural Policing \ Surveillance,
IT and the Future of Policing
READERSHIP
Those studying criminology, criminal justice or policing at both undergraduate
and postgraduate levels
2008 • 280 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-2868-7) • £72.00
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Policing / Crime & Social Divisions
THE SAGE DICTIONARY
OF POLICING
POLICE AND LAW
ENFORCEMENT
Edited by Alison Wakefield University
of Portsmouth and Jenny Fleming
University of Tasmania
Edited by William J Chambliss
George Washington University
‘This dictionary covers a great many
of the key concepts and issues in
modern policing. Its value is both in the
quality of the contributors and the way in
which each section not only gives clear and
accessible explanations but also gives an overview of the
evaluation available. It is a very welcome resource for those
who not only want a reference book but also some guidance
on evidence-based practice’
Police and Law Enforcement includes
such hotly debated topics as: accountability;
arrest practices ; bount y hunters ;
entrapment; Miranda warnings; police
privatization; profiling; vigilantes; and
zero-tolerance policing.
July 2011 • 328 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-7859-0) • £50.00
- Chief Constable Sara Thornton, Thames Valley Police
The SAGE Dictionary of Policing delivers a complete guide to
policing in a comprehensive, easy-to-use format. Contributions by
110 of the world’s leading academics and practitioners based in 14
countries map out all the key concepts and topics in the field.
Each entry includes: a concise definition; features of the concept;
a critical evaluation; associated concepts, directing readers to
linked entries; and key readings, enabling readers to take their
knowledge further.
In addition, The SAGE Dictionary of Policing offers online
resources, including free access to key articles and links to
useful Websites.
READERSHIP
Students, lecturers and researchers of police studies, criminology and
criminal justice
2008 • 360 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-3098-7) • £75.00
Paper (978-1-4129-3099-4) • £24.99
INTRODUCTION
TO POLICING
Gene Scaramella Kaplan University,
Steven M Cox and William P McCamey
both at Western Illinois University
This is a comprehensive and contemporary
core textbook for introductory policing
courses. All of the foundations of policing
- organization, administration, operations,
functions, training and misconduct - are
included, with additional up-to-date material on discretion,
ethics, court rulings, contemporary strategies, technological
advances and globalization.
CONTENTS
Policing in America \ Recruitment and Selection of Police Officers \
Training and Education of Police Officers \ The Police Culture \ Law, Court
Decisions and the Police \ Police Work: Operations and Functions \ Police
Organizations and Adminstration: An Overview \ Discretion, Ethics and
Accountability in Policing \ Police Misconduct \ Policing in a Multicultural
Setting \ Contemporary Strategies in Policing \ Technology and the Police \
Global Issues: Implications for the Police \ Private and Contract Police \ The
Future of Policing in the United States
READERSHIP
Students on criminology and criminal justice courses with policing modules
February 2011 • 536 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-7530-8) • £43.99
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ENFORCING POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY
THROUGH CIVILIAN OVERSIGHT
Sankar Sen Institute of Social Sciences, New Delhi
This book explores the sensitive issue of police accountability to
civilian oversight bodies to control police excesses. At the centre
of the discourse lies the tacit acknowledgement that the enormous
power and authority invested in the police does lead to corruption
and excesses unless adequate checks and balances are installed.
The book analyzes these checks and balances and how these can be
made more effective. It puts forth a cross-national study of internal
and external mechanisms for enforcing police accountability and
critically appraises the effectiveness of civilian oversight bodies.
CONTENTS
Police Accountability \ Control by External Agencies \ Civilian Oversight
Bodies \ Policing the Police: Experience in the United Kingdom \ Police
Oversight in Canada \ Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Public
Complaint Commission \ Police Ombudsman in Northern Ireland \ Independent
Complaints Directorate \ Police Complaints Authority: Australia \ Police
Oversight in Brazil \ National Human Rights Commission and Police Oversight
\ Requirements for a Successful Oversight Body \ Police Oversight in USA \
Police Reforms in India and Neighboring Countries
READERSHIP
Practitioners and academics in policing, public administration and public
policy as well as human rights activists
2010 • 224 pages
Cloth (978-8-13-210453-7) • £35.00
RACE AND CRIME
A Text Reader
helen Taylor Greene Texas Southern University and
Shaun L Gabbidon Pennsylvania State University
Race and Crime includes a collection of recent articles on race
and crime published in a number of leading criminal justice journals,
along with original textual material that serves to explain and unify
the readings.
ABRIDGED CONTENTS
PART ONE: OVERVIEW OF RACE,ETHNICITY AND CRIME \ PART TWO:
EXTENT OF CRIME AND VICTIMIZATION \ PART THREE: THEORETICAL
PERSPECTIVES ON RACE AND CRIME \ PART FOUR: JUVENILE JUSTICE \
PART FIVE: RACE AND POLICING \ PART SIX: COURTS AND SENTENCING
\ PART SEVEN: RACE AND THE DEATH PENALTY \ PART EIGHT:
CORRECTIONS
June 2011 • 584 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-8907-7) • £44.99
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Crime & Social Divisions
RACE, CRIME
AND RESISTANCE
GENDER, CRIME
AND VICTIMISATION
Tina G Patel University of Salford and
David Tyrer Liverpool John Moores
University
Pamela Davies Northumbria University
Race, Crime and Resistance offers
a thought-provoking account of the
problematic construction of crimes as
racialized. Critical, empirically grounded
and theoretically informed, it unpicks the
persistence of concepts of race and ethnicity in perceptions
and representations of crime.
This book draws on contemporary theory and a range of case
studies to consider racial inequalities within the criminal justice
system and related organizations. It explores the mechanisms
of discrimination and exclusion, and the ensuing processes of
mobilization and resistance.
Articulate and sensitive in its approach, the book offers a vital insight
into the pressing topic of race, crime and criminality. It clarifies
complex ideas through the use of chapter summaries, further reading
and study questions.
CONTENTS
Constructing the Race-Crime Problem (Introduction) \ Crime Science? \
The Politics of Hate \ Policing Racism or Policing Race? \ Courtin’ Justice \
Proportional Punishment \ Victims’ Rights and the Challenge of Discrimination
\ Forms of Resistance \ Researching the Agenda \ Re-Constructing Race and
Crime (Conclusion)
READERSHIP
‘Throughout this book Davies puts
to the fore the Man Question and the
Woman Question for both victimology
and criminology in an accessible, clearly
written and student focused manner
whilst never losing sight of the complexities
associated with centring the salience of gender’
- Sandra Walklate, University of Liverpool
A thoughtful and thought-provoking book, exploring gender patterns
in both offending and victimization. It offers a thorough examination
of how these patterns in society are variously established and
represented, researched, explained and responded to by policy
makers and criminal justice agencies.
CONTENTS
Introduction: The Gender Agenda to Crime and Victimization \ Gender
Patterns to Crime and Victimization \ Mediated Gender, Crime and
Victimization \ Feminisms, Ideologies and Research \ Feminist and Gendered
Perspectives \ Explaining and Theorizing Offending and Victimization \ On
Fear, Risk and Vulnerability to Victimization \ Gender and the Criminal Justice
System: Responses to Lawbreakers \ Gender and Responses to Victimization
\ Challenges to Understanding Crime and Victimization through Gender
November 2010 • 232 pages
Cloth (978-1-84787-027-8) • £65.00
Paper (978-1-84787-028-5) • £20.99
Students and scholars of criminology, race and ethnicity, and sociology
April 2011 • 208 pages
Cloth (978-1-84920-398-2) • £65.00
Paper (978-1-84920-399-9) • £21.99
VIOLENCE, GENDER
AND JUSTICE
Maggie Wykes and Kirsty Welsh
both at University of Sheffield
CONTENTS
RACE AND
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Introduction \ 'Cold-Blooded Lies' \ Mediating
Sex 'n Violence \ Intimacy, Secrets and Statistics
\ Gendering Criminology? \ Confronting Violence
\ People, Policies and Places \ The Family of Man
\ The Law, the Courts and Conviction \ Embodying
Violence \ Masculinity, Culture and Crime
Edited by hindpal Singh Bhui
HM Inspectorate of Prisons and
University of Hertfordshire
This text delivers an overview of race
and ethnicity across the criminal justice
system. It unpacks terms such as ‘race’,
‘diversity’ and ‘multiculturalism’ to equip
students with a thorough understanding
of this complex subject area. Featuring chapters by
leading experts, Race and Criminal Justice provides a specialist
introduction to each area of the criminal justice system. It also
features stimulating discussion of contemporary issues, such as
criminal justice responses to refugees and asylum seekers, and
the experiences of Muslims within the criminal justice system post9/11 and 7/7. Each chapter follows a consistent structure, offering:
an overview of key theories relating to the study of race, ethnicity
and criminal justice; analysis of research, policy and practice; and
chapter summaries and further reading to support understanding.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ Key Concepts and Theories about ‘Race’ \ Criminology,
Contemporary Society and Race Issues \ Policing and Race Equality \ The
Crown Prosecution Service and Race Equality \ Prisons and Race Equality \
The Probation Service and Race Equality \ Gender, ‘Race’ and the Criminal
Justice Process \ Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Criminal Justice \ Foreign
National Prisoners \ Minority Muslim Communities and Criminal Justice \
Policing Racist Hate Crime \ Racism, Ethnicity and Drug Misuse
READERSHIP
Students of criminology and criminal justice, race and ethnicity studies,
and law
2008 • 240 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-4554-7) • £64.00
Paper (978-1-4129-4555-4) • £21.99
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2008 • 208 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-2336-1) • £64.00
Paper (978-1-4129-2337-8) • £21.99
HATE CRIME
Impact, Causes and Responses
Neil Chakraborti and Jon Garland
both at University of Leicester
‘ hate Crime is essential reading for
researchers, students and practitioners
seeking to understand this complex and
contested subject.... Clearly written and
with case study illustrations, Chakroborti
and Garland bring this challenging subject
to the reader in a vivid and readable
form’ - Ben Bowling, King's College,
University of London.
CONTENTS
Understanding Hate Crime \ Racist Hate Crime \ Religiously Motivated Hate
Crime \ Homophobic Hate Crime \ Gender, Transgender and Hate \ Disablist
Hate Crime and ‘Borderline’ Expressions of Hate \ Policing Hate Crime \
Perpetrators of Hate Crime \ Reassessing Hate Crime
2009 • 200 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-4567-7) • £67.00
Paper (978-1-4129-4568-4) • £21.99
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Crime & Social Divisions / Youth & Crime
HATE CRIMES
Causes, Controls,
and Controversies
Second Edition
Phyllis B Gerstenfeld
California State University
hate Crimes addresses the many facets
of hate crimes, providing a comprehensive
examination of this complex problem. Phyllis
B Gerstenfeld explores the causes of prejudice, the
history and operation of hate crime legislation, the activities of
organized extremist groups, the international manifestations and
solutions to hate crimes, and the consequences of hate crimes upon
victims and communities.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ The Whys and Hows of Hate Crime Laws \ The Hate Debate:
Constitutional and Policy Problems \ Committing Hate: Who and Why \
Organized Hate \ Hate Crime Victims \ Fighting Hate \ Global Hate:
International Problems and Solutions \ The Future of Hate
JUVENILE CRIME
AND JUSTICE
Edited by William J Chambliss George
Washington University
Juvenile Crime and Justice includes
such hotly debated topics as: age of
responsibility; alternative schools;
boot camps; death penalty for juvenile
offenders; gangs and delinquency; juvenile
offenders in adult courts; and parental
responsibility laws.
READERSHIP
Students in the fields of criminology, police science, law, sociology and
psychology
July 2011 • 344 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-7858-3) • £50.00
2010 • 368 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-8025-8) • £29.99
JUVENILE JUSTICE
A Guide to Theory, Policy, and Practice
Seventh Edition
Jennifer M Allen, Steven M Cox, John J Conrad both at Western
Illinois University and Robert D hanser University of Louisiana
Third Edition
This text deals with the interrelationships among theory, policy and
practice in juvenile justice. In this new edition, materials have been
updated throughout, new examples and illustrations have been
added, and a student Website providing Internet exercises and
resources has been included.
John Muncie The Open University
CONTENTS
YOUTH AND CRIME
‘In Youth and Crime, John Muncie
accomplishes the extraordinarily
difficult feat of covering a huge
territory, introducing his subject matter
in an accessible form, and yet offering
original analysis and insight. This is a
wonderfully accomplished textbook which
leaves its rivals standing. The Third Edition is everything
we have come to expect of its predecessors but with the
added bonus that it is completely up to date and has new
material on youth victimology and comparative youth justice’
- Professor Tim Newburn, London School of
Economics and Political Science
The Third Edition of this definitive, bestselling text offers the
most comprehensive and authoritative overview of youth and
crime available.
Two new chapters on youth victimology and comparative and
international youth justice have been added to provide critical
analysis of issues such as institutional abuse, child trafficking,
international children’s rights and transnational policy transfer.
CONTENTS
Youth Crime: Representations, Discourses and Data \ Histories of Youth
and Crime \ Explaining Youth Crime I: Positivist Criminologies \ Explaining
Youth Crime II: Radical and Realist Criminologies \ Youth Victimology \ Youth
Cultures, Cultural Studies and Cultural Criminology \ Youth and Social Policy:
Control, Regulation and Governance \ Youth Justice Strategies I: Welfare
and Justice \ Youth Justice Strategies II: Prevention and Punishment \
Comparative and International Youth Justice
READERSHIP
Students of criminology, criminal justice, sociology, youth studies and
social policy
2009 • 488 pages
Cloth (978-1-84787-431-3) • £67.00
Paper (978-1-84787-432-0) • £22.99
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Juvenile Justice in Historical Perspective \ Defining and Measuring Offenses
by and against Juveniles \ Characteristics of Juvenile Offenders \ Theories
of Causation \ Purpose and Scope of Juvenile Court Acts \ Juvenile Justice
Procedures \ Juveniles and the Police \ Key Figures in Juvenile Court
Proceedings \ Prevention and Diversion Programs \ Dispositional Alternatives
\ Child Abuse and Neglect \ Violent Juveniles and Gangs \ Juvenile Justice
around the World \ The Future of Juvenile Justice
February 2011 • 488 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-8225-2) • £43.99
JUVENILE JUSTICE
The Essentials
Richard Lawrence and Mario hesse
both at St Cloud State University
This textbook presents an overview of the
major subject areas in juvenile justice, with
some of the latest research available from
books, journal articles and government
documents.
CONTENTS
Defining and Measuring Juvenile Delinquency \ The History of Juvenile
Justice \ Causes of Delinquency: Rational Choice and Individual Explanations
\ Sociological Explanations of Delinquency \ Correlates and Causes of
Delinquency \ Police and Juveniles \ Due Process and Juveniles’ Rights \
Juvenile Detention and Court Intake \ Transfer to Criminal Court \ The Juvenile
Court Process \ Juvenile Corrections: Institutional and Residential \ Juvenile
Probation and Community Corrections \ Restorative Justice \ The Future of
Juvenile Justice
2009 • 336 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-7012-9) • £29.99
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CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
IN PRACTICE
CHILD MALTREATMENT
Edited by Phil Jones University of Leeds
and Gary Walker Leeds Metropolitan
University
John E B Myers University of the Pacific, Stockton
A Collection of Readings
Considering the rights of the child is now
central to all fields involving children and
to good multi-agency working. This book
offers an explanation of the theoretical
issues and the key policy developments
that are crucial to all professions, and helps readers to
understand children’s rights in relation to their role in working with
children and young people. Looking at education, health, social
care and welfare, it bridges the gap between policy and practice
for children from birth to 19 years.
This book helps the reader understand what constitutes good
practice, whilst considering the advantages and tensions involved
in working across disciplines to implement children’s rights against
a complex legislative and social policy backdrop.
CONTENTS
PART ONE: CHILDREN’S RIGHTS: KEY IDEAS, PERSPECTIVES AND DEBATES
\ Children’s Rights: The Development of Ideas and Debates \ Children’s Rights:
Social Justice and Exclusion \ Children’s Rights: Perspectives from Children \
Children’s Rights: Parallels and Differences across Service Provision \ PART
TWO: RIGHTS AND SERVICE PROVISION: AREAS OF PRACTICE \ Early
Years and Children’s Rights \ Play: The Child’s Right to Play: Rhetoric or
Reality? \ Education and Children’s Rights: In the Classroom \ Education and
the Child’s Voice: Participation and Language \ Social Work and Social Care
\ Health and Health Promotion \ Youth Justice and Children’s Rights \ Youth
Services: Local and Global? \ PART THREE: PRACTICE INFORMED FROM A
RIGHTS APPROACH: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE \ The Concept
of the ‘Child’s Voice’: What Are the Implications for Ways of Working with
Children? \ Ethical Dilemmas in Different Contexts \ Involvement, Participation
and Decision-Making: What Has Been Learnt about Involving Children? \
Safeguarding and Protection: What Does a Rights-Based Approach Mean
across Different Disciplines?
READERSHIP
Students on early years, early childhood studies and childhood and youth
courses; also professionals working across education, health and social work
April 2011 • 256 pages
Cloth (978-1-84920-379-1) • £65.00
Paper (978-1-84920-380-7) • £22.99
This reader is a collection of 23 articles on child abuse and neglect.
It makes an ideal complement to the APSAC handbook on Child
Maltreatment, Third Edition.
The book is divided into five parts, including the following:
• child protection in the United States
• child neglect
• physical abuse
• child sexual abuse
• investigation and substantiation of neglect and abuse.
All articles selected are from the SAGE leading journals Child
Maltreatment and the Journal of Interpersonal Violence. Each article
contains a one-page summary of key points written by John E B
Myers as well as discussion questions at the end of each chapter.
READERSHIP
Students on social work with children courses and those taking child
protection modules
June 2011 • 376 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-9506-1) • £22.99
APSAC HANDBOOK ON
CHILD MALTREATMENT
Third Edition
John E B Myers University of
the Pacific, Stockton and APSAC
(American Professional Society on
the Abuse of Children)
The Third Edition of this bestselling
handbook covers all aspects of child
maltreatment, including physical abuse, sexual abuse
and neglect. This edition has new and updated chapters, including
the history of child protection, prevention, reporting, foster care
and adoption, the criminal justice system, cultural competence
and interviewing. The entire book has a focus on evidence-based
practices which are discussed in all parts. In addition, each part
contains a similar structure covering definitions, legal aspects,
interventions and treatment.
CHILD PROTECTION
An Introduction
Second Edition
CONTENTS
Chris Beckett University of East Anglia
This broad introduction to, and critical analysis
of, the complex issues involved in child
protection work is written in an approachable
style and presents these issues in a clear and
engaging way, all the time encouraging reflection
and debate through such features as case examples
and interactive exercises.
CONTENTS
ART ONE: CHILD PROTECTION WORK \ Different Perspectives \ The MultiAgency System \ Making Things Different \ Personal and Professional \ PART
TWO: CHILD MALTREATMENT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES \ Recognizing
Child Abuse and Neglect \ Disabled Children \ Harm \ PART THREE: CAUSES
AND CONTEXTS \ Origins of Abuse and Neglect \ Parents with Substance
Use and Other Mental-Health Problems \ Parents with Learning Difficulties
\ Violent Homes \ Poverty and Social Exclusion \ PART FOUR: PROBLEMS
AND DILEMMAS \ Abusive Systems \ Facing Reality
Child Protection System \ Criminal Justice System \ Definitions, Prevalence
and Consequences of Neglect \ Definitions, Prevalence and Consequences of
Physical Abuse \ Definitions, Prevalence and Consequences of Sexual Abuse
\ Domestic Violence and Child Maltreatment \ Foster Care and Adoption \
History of Child Protection in America \ Interventions for Physically Abusive
Parents and Abused Children \ Interviewing Children \ Investigating Neglect
and Abuse \ Juvenile Court \ Medical Evidence of Physical Abuse \ Medical
Evidence of Sexual Abuse \ Neglect of Children’s Health \ Prevention of Child
Maltreatment \ Protecting Society from Sex Offenders \ Providing Child
Maltreatment in Court \ Providing Expert Testimony \ Treatment for Sexually
Abused Children \ Psychological Maltreatment \ Disclosure of Sexual Abuse
READERSHIP
Students on social work, social care and social policy courses; also
professionals with an interest in child protection
2010 • 464 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-6681-8) • £52.00
2007 • 240 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-2091-9) • £69.00
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Violence
VIOLENCE AND SOCIETY
Larry Ray University of Kent
FAMILY VIOLENCE ACROSS
THE LIFESPAN
Introducing the major theoretical debates,
the book examines different levels of
violence - interpersonal, institutional and
collective - and different forms of violence
- such as racist crime, homophobic crime
and genocide. It provides readers with
a succinct and comprehensive overview
of its nature and effects, and the solutions
and conflict resolutions involved in responses
to violence. Interdisciplinary in its approach, the text draws
on evidence from sociology, criminology, primate studies and
archaeology to shed light on arguments about the social construction
and innate nature of violence.
An Introduction
CONTENTS
READERSHIP
What Is Violence? \ Origins of Violence \ Violence, Bodies and Civilization
\ Spaces of Violence \ Masculinity and Violence \ Violence and the Private
Sphere \ Explaining Homicide \ The Politics of ‘Hate Crime’ \ Modernity and
the Holocaust \ Conclusion
READERSHIP
Third Edition
Ola Barnett, Cindy L Miller-Perrin and
Robin D Perrin
Research from experts in the fields of
psychology, sociology, criminology and
social welfare informs this book's broad coverage
of current viewpoints and debates within the field. The Third
Edition offers new and expanded coverage of abused and abusive
adolescents and of marginalized groups and an increased focus on
the neurobiology of child abuse.
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RESPONDING TO
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
The Integration of Criminal
Justice and human Services
Fourth Edition
Eve S Buzawa University of
Massachusetts, Lowell, Carl G Buzawa
Textron Defense Systems, Wilmington and
Evan Stark Rutgers University
This new edition explores the response to domestic violence in the
USA today, not only by the criminal justice system, but also by social
service and health care agencies.
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Introduction \ Scope of the Problem: Defining and Measuring Domestic
Violence \ Matters of History, Faith and Society \ Theoretical Explanations
for Domestic Violence \ Selective Screening: Barriers to Intervention \ The
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Social Response \ Variations in Arrest Practices \ The Role of State and
Federal Legislation \ Case Prosecution: The Journey from Road Block to
Change Agents \ Civil Courts and the Role of Restraining Orders \ Models for
Judicial Intervention \ Community-Based and Court-Sponsored Diversion \
Domestic Violence and Health \ Children and Domestic Violence
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VIOLENCE
A New Approach
Michel Wieviorka Ecole des Hautes
Etudes en Sciences Sociales and CADIS
Translated by David Macey
2009 • 192 pages
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CQ Researcher
Issues for Debate in Family Violence
is an ideal supplementary textbook for
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SERIAL MURDER
Third Edition
Ronald M holmes University of
Louisville and Stephen T holmes
University of Central Florida
Continuing in the same well-written and
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phenomenon of serial murder.
CONTENTS
What Is Serial Murder? \ Mass Murder and Spree
Murder: Two Types of Multicides \ Serial Murder \
Theories of Serial Murder \ The Visionary Serial Killer \
The Mission Serial Killer \ The Hedonistic Serial Murderer: The Lust Killer
\ The Hedonistic Serial Murderer: The Thrill Killer \ The Hedonistic Serial
Killer: Comfort Type \ The Power/Control Serial Killer \ Female Serial Killers
\ Serial Killers in Foreign Countries \ Health-Care Professionals and Serial
Murder \ The Victims of Serial Killers \ Problems and Solutions in Serial
Murder Investigations
2009 • 288 pages
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Violence / Terrorism
UNDERSTANDING
TERRORISM
EXTREME KILLING
Understanding Serial and Mass Murder
Challenges, Perspectives, and
Issues
Second Edition
James Alan Fox and Jack Levin
both at Northeastern University
Third Edition
This comprehensive overview of serial and multiple murders looks
at the theories for such criminal behaviour and applies them to a
multitude of well-known and little-known cases worldwide, examining
similarities and differences.
Features of the Second Edition :
• updated throughout with new cases such as the BTK Killer, Virginia
Tech shootings and Fort Hood mass murder
• expanded coverage of theory
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• expanded illustrations.
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PART ONE: MULTIPLE MURDER \ America’s Fascination with Multiple Homicide
\ Defining Multiple Murder \ PART TWO: SERIAL MURDER \ An Anatomy
of Serial Murder \ With Deliberation and Purpose \ Murder without Guilt \
Partners in Murder \ Killing for Company \ Fantasyland \ The Making of a Serial
Killer \ Non-Sexual Control \ Killing Cults \ So Many Victims \ PART THREE:
MASSACRES \ For Love, Money or Revenge \ Family Annihilation \ Firing Back
\ Schooled in Mass Murder \ Fighting City Hall \ Hate-Motivated Mass Murder
\ Going Berserk \ PART FOUR: Epilogue \ Remembering the Victims
Gus Martin California State University
This new edition offers a comprehensive
and complete exploration of the phenomenon
of modern terrorist violence. The Third Edition
delves deeper into homeland security issues, and all elements of the
book, including theories, case studies, maps, tables and pedagogy
are fully updated.
CONTENTS
PART ONE: TERRORISM: A CONCEPTUAL REVIEW \ Terrorism: First
Impressions \ The Nature of the Beast: Defining Terrorism \ Beginnings: The
Causes of Terrorism \ PART TWO: THE TERRORISTS \ Terror from Above:
State Terrorism \ Terror from Below: Dissident Terrorism \ Violence in the Name
of the Faith: Religious Terrorism \ Violent Ideologies: Terrorism from the Left
and Right \ Terrorist Spillovers: International Terrorism \ Emerging Terrorist
Environments: Political Violence against Women and Criminal Terrorism \
PART THREE: THE TERRORIST TRADE \ The Information Battleground:
Terrorist Violence and the Role of the Media \ PART FOUR: FINAL ANALYSIS
\ The American Case: Terrorism in the United States \ Responding to Terror:
The Options \ What Next? The Future of Terrorism
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ESSENTIALS OF TERRORISM
Concepts and Controversies
SOURCEBOOK ON
VIOLENCE AGAINST
WOMEN
Second Edition
Gus Martin California State University
Second Edition
Edited by Claire M Renzetti University
of Kentucky, Jeffrey L Edleson
University of Minnesota and
Raquel Kennedy Bergen St Joseph’s
University, Philadelphia
The new edition of this vital resource provides extensive coverage
of the current state of research, theory, prevention and intervention
regarding violence against women.
Updates to this edition include:
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• a foreword jointly written by Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al
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CONTENTS
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Defining Terrorism \ Historical Perspectives and Ideological Origins \ Causes
of Terrorist Violence \ PART TWO: TERRORIST ENVIRONMENTS \ Terrorism
by the State \ Terrorism by Dissidents \ Religious Terrorism \ International
Terrorism \ Domestic Terrorism in the United States \ PART THREE: THE
TERRORIST BATTLEGROUND \ Terrorist Violence and the Role of the Media \
Tactics and Targets of Terrorists \ Counterterrorism and the War on Terrorism
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THE PEN AND THE SWORD
Press, War, and Terror in the 21st
Century
Calvin F Exoo St Lawrence University
A comprehensive review of how the US news
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Terrorism
TERRORISM AND
HOMELAND SECURITY
COMMUNICATING TERROR
The Rhetorical Dimensions
of Terrorism
Gus Martin California State University
Second Edition
Terrorism and homeland Security
provides current, up-to-date information
on modern terrorism and its effects on
homeland security.
Joseph S Tuman
San Francisco State University
ABRIDGED CONTENTS
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ISSUES IN PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES
The Struggle to Define Terrorism \ Terrorism as a Communication Process
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Symbols, Symbolism and Terrorism: Means and Implements \ Symbolism in
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\ Case Studies for Public Oratory about Terrorism \ Theories of Mass Media
for Terrorism \ Mass-Mediated Images and Construction of Terrorism
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David Silverman Goldsmiths College,
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Uwe Flick Alice-Salomon University of
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Monique hennink Emory University,
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John W Creswell University of Nebraska,
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Ranjit Kumar University of Western
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A Practical Guide through
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David Silverman Goldsmiths College,
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STATISTICS FOR PEOPLE
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Neil J Salkind
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Kathy Charmaz Sonoma State University
INTRODUCING QUALITATIVE METhODS
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THE SAGE HANDBOOK
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Lincoln Texas A & M University
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DISCOVERING
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Andy Field University of Sussex
Uwe Flick Alice-Salomon University of
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2009 • 856 pages
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BASICS OF
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CASE STUDY RESEARCH
Techniques and Procedures for
Developing Grounded Theory
Fourth Edition
Third Edition
Juliet Corbin San Jose State University
and Anselm Strauss
2008 • 400 pages
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Design and Methods
Robert K Yin COSMOS Corporation, Bethesda
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SERIES • VOLUME 5
2008 • 240 pages
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Research Methods
DOING CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Second Edition
Edited by Pamela Davies, Peter Francis and Victor Jupp all at Northumbria University
‘Just what students need. A reliable, practical and sensible guide to research methods as applied to
criminological questions’
- Professor Tim Newburn, London School of Economics and Political Science
The new edition of this bestselling textbook brings research alive for students studying criminology
and related subjects. Contextualizing research with real-life examples of crime and criminal justice,
the book looks at the processes, practicalities and problems of doing criminological research,
ensuring students get to grips with preparing for and doing their own research. Thoroughly
revised and updated, the book includes 12 new chapters and a revised three-part structure
designed around the core elements of a research project (preparing, doing and reflecting).
It explores:
• researching the media
• designing criminological research
• using the Internet to research crime and justice
• undertaking a criminological literature review
• ethics and politics of criminological research
• crime analysis and survey research
• doing critical criminological research.
• longitudinal and ethnographic research
The book is also now equipped with student support features including chapter key points, summaries, study questions/activities and resources,
suggestions for further reading, and a comprehensive glossary.
CONTENTS
Introduction \ PART ONE: PREPARING CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH \ Planning
Criminological Research \ Formulating Criminological Research Questions \
Methodological Approaches to Criminological Research \ Undertaking a Criminological
Literature Review \ PART TWO: DOING CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH \ Mapping
and Using Crime Data in Criminological Research \ Sensitive Survey Research: An
Oxymoron? \ Doing Interviews in Prison \ ‘Essentially Barbarians’? Researching the
‘Youth Underclass’ \ Ethnographic Research in the Context of Policing \ Using the Media
to Understand Crime and Criminal Justice \ The Media and Criminological Research
\ Using the Internet to Research Crime and Justice \ PART THREE: REFLECTING
ON CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH \ Ethics and Criminological Research \ The
Politics of Criminological Research \ Critical Reflection as Research Methodology
READERSHIP
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December 2010 • 392 pages
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THE PRACTICE OF
RESEARCH IN
CRIMINOLOGY AND
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
FUNDAMENTALS OF
RESEARCH IN
CRIMINOLOGY AND
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Fourth Edition
Second Edition
Ronet Bachman University of Delaware
and Russell K Schutt University of
Massachusetts
Ronet Bachman University of Delaware
and Russell K Schutt University of
Massachusetts
This accessible research methods text provides students with
real-world criminal justice examples that will capture their attention
and help them to better understand contemporary research and its
applications in their field of interest. The text covers both qualitative
and quantitative methods and provides a number of SPSS, ethics,
and Internet exercises. New to the Fourth Edition :
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• new coverage of research using video with video clips on a study site
• additional coverage of crime analysis and crime mapping
• ancillaries that include an instructor resources site and a student
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This book uniquely helps to teach research design and techniques
within the context of substantive criminology and criminal justice
issues of interest to students in the field. This is a briefer version of
Ronet Bachman and Russell K Schutt's successful The Practice
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less formal style, with more concise examples drawn from everyday
experience and less coverage of complex or more rigorous methods,
making it an excellent introductory methods text for undergraduate
research courses in the fields of criminal justice and criminology.
CONTENTS
Science, Society and Criminological Research \ The Process and Problems
of Criminological Research \ Research Ethics and Philosophies \ Sampling \
Causation and Research Design \ Experimental Designs \ Survey Research \
Qualitative Methods and Data Analysis \ Analyzing Content: Crime Mapping,
Historical, Secondary and Content Analysis \ Evaluation and Policy Analysis
\ Summarizing Quantitative Data \ Reporting Research Results
Students of criminology and criminal justice
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Science, Society and Criminological Research \ The Process and
Problems of Criminological Research \ Research Ethics and Philosophies \
Conceptualization and Measurement \ Sampling \ Causation and Research
Design \ Survey Research \ Qualitative Methods and Data Analysis \
Analyzing Content: Crime Mapping and Historical, Secondary and Content
Analysis \ Evaluation and Policy Analysis \ Describing Quantitative Data \
Reporting Research Results
Undergraduates on research courses in the fields of criminal justice and
criminology
READERSHIP
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Research Methods
SNAPSHOTS OF RESEARCH
Readings in Criminology and
Criminal Justice
Edited by Richard D hartley
Snapshots of Research is a supplemental
textbook comprised of scholarly articles
exemplif ying research methods in
criminology and criminal justice. The
variety of readings will provide the student
with a grasp of the fundamentals of research,
as well as a more in-depth understanding of each of the
specific methods used in everyday life.
Each chapter has an introduction preceding each article discussing the
basic procedures of the method along with its strengths and limitations.
The research articles are some of the most recent and best examples
of research that have been published in academic journals.
SOCIAL STATISTICS FOR
A DIVERSE SOCIETY
Sixth Edition
Chava Frankfort-Nachmias
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
and Anna Leon-Guerrero Pacific
Lutheran University
The only book to focus on the constant
interplay between local and global social
concerns and methods of inquiry and investigation.
The new edition of this bestselling text continues to emphasize
intuition and common sense, while demonstrating the link between
the practice of statistics and important social issues.
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January 2011 • 600 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-9253-4) • £61.00
CONTENTS
The Scientific Method and the Research Process in Criminology and Criminal
Justice \ Criminological Theory and the Scientific Method \ Ethics in the
Research Process \ Conceptualization and Measurement \ Sampling \
Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Research Designs \ Survey Research
and Interviews \ Qualitative Research - Participant Observation, Focus Groups
and Case Studies \ Unobtrusive Methods - Secondary Analysis, Content
Analysis, Crime Mapping and Meta-Analysis \ Mixed-Methods Research \
Evaluation Research and Policy Analysis
READERSHIP
Upper-level graduate and postgraduate students of criminology and
criminal justice
December 2010 • 464 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-8919-0) • £24.99
USING IBM(R) SPSS FOR
SOCIAL STATISTICS AND
RESEARCH METHODS
Third Edition
William E Wagner III
California State University
THE MISMEASURE
OF CRIME
Second Edition
Clayton J Mosher,Washington State
University Terance D Miethe and
Timothy C hart University of Nevada
This book addresses the measurement of
crime both historically and cross-nationally.
It examines the strengths and weaknesses of
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their accuracy, and the applications of these data in theoretical and
policy research.
Ideal as a companion to a statistics or
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CONTENTS
Overview \ Transforming Variables \ Selecting and Sampling Cases \
Organization and Presentation of Information \ Charts and Graphs \ CrossTabulations and Measures of Association for Nominal and Ordinal Variables \
Correlations and Regression Analysis \ Logistic Regression Analysis \ Testing
Hypothesis Using Means and Cross-Tabulation \ Analysis of Variance \ Editing
Output \ Advanced Applications
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December 2010 • 160 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-9142-1) • £17.99
CONTENTS
Introduction \ The History of Measuring Crime \ Official Crime Data \ SelfReporting Studies \ Victimization Surveys \ Crime Patterns, Evaluating Crime
Policies and Criminological Theories
January 2011 • 280 pages
Paper (978-1-4129-8181-1) • £24.99
HANDBOOK OF
ACTION RESEARCH
Concise Paperback Edition
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Third Edition
Edited by David Silverman University of
Technology, Sydney
This major text brings together the top authors
in their fields to provide an overview of the core
qualitative methods.
November 2010 • 464 pages
Cloth (978-1-84920-416-3) • £75.00
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Edited by Peter Reason University of
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2005 • 400 pages
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GOOD ESSAY WRITING
A Social Sciences Guide
Fourth Edition
Peter Redman and Wendy Maples
both at The Open University
CONTENTS
Introduction \ What is a Social Science Essay?
\ Stages of Writing, from Preparation to Final
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CRITICAL READING AND
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POSTGRADUATES
DOING ESSAYS AND
ASSIGNMENTS
Second Edition
Essential Tips for Students
CONTENTS
Pete Greasley University of Bradford
Introduction: Why You Should Read This Book
(And Keep It To Yourself ) \ An Insight into the
Marking Process \ How to Impress and Distress
Markers \ Before You Start: Some Rules of the Game
\ One Thing Leads to Another: Reading and Researching the
Literature \ Getting Started And Getting Finished \ Introductions, Conclusions
and Structure \ What was the Question Again? \ Critical Analysis, Perspective
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and Expression \ Referencing - An Academic Fetish ? \ Plagiarism: 'How Many
Words and When Do You Need It By?' \ How Not To Present Graphs and
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Cook Tastes the Soup: “Formative Feedback” and “Feed-Forward”
PART ONE: BECOMING A CRITICAL READER AND
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on Self-Critical Writing \ Creating a Comparative Critical Summary \ PART
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Exploring the Literature \ The Argument Component of your Mental Map \
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THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF CRIMINOLOGICAL
RESEARCH METHODS
Edited by David Gadd University of Manchester, Susanne Karstedt University of Leeds and Steven F
Messner State University of New York at Albany
‘This remarkable collection of essays is criminological methodology like it ought to be. Reflecting the rich,
methodological and substantive diversity of the field and the complexity of the criminological subject matter, these
essays reveal the stories behind the stories criminologists tell. Essential reading for students and researchers alike’
– Shadd Maruna, Queens University Belfast
Conducting research into crime and criminal justice carries its own unique challenges. The handbook focuses
on the application of ‘methods’, broadly understood, to address the core substantive questions that currently
motivate contemporary criminological research. It maps a canon of methods that are more elaborated than in
most other fields of social science, and the intellectual terrain of research problems with which criminologists
are routinely confronted.
Drawing on exemplary studies, chapters in each section will illustrate the techniques (qualitative and
quantitative) that are commonly applied in empirical studies, as well as the logic of criminological enquiry the ways in which the specific nature of research questions dictate the kinds of data and analytic strategies
required to effectively answer these questions.
Edited by leaders in the field of criminological research, and containing contributions by internationally renowned experts, The SAGE
handbook of Criminological Research Methods is comprehensive, forward-thinking and broad in its enquiry.
CONTENTS
PART ONE: CRIME AND CRIMINALS \ Life Histories and Autobiographies as Ethnographic Data \ Self-Report Surveys within Longitudinal Panel Designs \ In-Depth Interviewing
and Psychosocial Case Study Analysis \ Neurocriminological Approaches \ Identifying Causality: Gun Prevalence and Homicide Rates \ PART TWO: CRIME'S CONTEXTS:
CULTURES, NETWORKS AND COMMUNITIES \ Multi-Level Modeling and Criminological Inquiry \ Examining the Role of the Environment in Crime Causation: Small Area
Community Surveys and Space-Time Budgets \ Social Networks and the Ecology of Crime: Using Social Network Data to Understand \ Using Census Data and Surveys
to Study Labor Markets and Crime \ Historical and Archival Research Methods \ PART THREE: PERCEPTUAL DIMENSIONS OF CRIME \ Photography in Criminological
Research \ Auto-Ethnography \ Interviewing Victims of State Violence \ Questioning Homicide and the Media: Analysis of Content or Content Analysis? \ Assessing Crime
through International Victimization Surveys \ In Search of the Fear of Crime: Using Interdisciplinary Insights to Improve the Conceptualization and Measurement of Everyday
Insecurities \ Measuring Public Attitudes to Criminal Justice \ PART FOUR: CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS: ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS \ Researching Police
Culture: A Longitudinal Mixed Method Approach \ Quasi-Experimental Research on Community Policing \ Order in the Court: Using Ethnomethodology to Explore Juvenile
Justice Settings \ Exploring the Methodological Approaches to Probation Success \ Conceptualizing and Measuring the Quality of Prison Life \ Comparing Justice and Crime
across Cultures \ PART FIVE: PREVENTING CRIME AND IMPROVING JUSTICE \ Experimental Criminology and Restorative Justice: Principles of Developing and Testing
Innovations in Crime Policy \ Large-Scale Criminological Field Experiments: The Zurich Project on the Social Development of Children \ 'Meta-Analysis as a Method of
Systematic Reviews' \ 'Crime Concentration and Police Work' \ 'Assessing the costs of Fraud' \ The Other Cultural Criminology: The Role of Action Research in Justice Work
and Development \ Feminist Approaches to Criminological Research \ Research Ethics in Criminology
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THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY
Edited by Eugene McLaughlin City University London and Tim Newburn London School of Economics
‘For any criminologist looking to make sense of recent developments in the field, this is the go-to book.
In essays by leading specialists, it provides the latest updates on traditional theories whilst charting new
directions. It also offers intepretive frameworks for criminology's current flux and fragmentation and closely
examines relationships among theory, policy, and criminal justice practice. Invaluable and indispensible!’
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The SAGE handbook of Criminological Theory re-centres theory in the boldest, most thoughtprovoking form possible within the criminological enterprise. Written by a team of internationally respected
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of the discipline at the beginning of the twenty-first century.
Each chapter has been specially commissioned to include the following:
• a brief historical overview of the theoretical perspective
• core ideas and key associated concepts
• a critical review of the contemporary status of the perspective
• reflections on future developments.
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the state of contemporary criminological theory and emergent issues and debates.
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THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF
RACE AND ETHNIC STUDIES
THE SAGE HANDBOOK
OF PREJUDICE,
STEREOTYPING AND
DISCRIMINATION
Edited by Patricia hill Collins University of
Maryland and John Solomos City University
Edited by John F Dovidio Yale University,
Miles hewstone University of Oxford, Peter
Glick Lawrence University and Victoria M
Esses University of Western Ontario
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stereotyping and discrimination.
2010 • 672 pages
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THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF
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This panoramic, critical survey of the field
supplies researchers and students with
a vital resource. It is a rigorous, focused
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field today. The text examines:
• the roots of the field of race and ethnic studies
• the distinction between race and ethnicity
• methodological issues facing researchers
• the relationship between the field and more established disciplines
• the intersections between race and ethnicity and questions of
sexuality, gender, nation and social transformation
• the challenge of multiculturalism
• race, ethnicity and globalization
• race and the family
• race and education
• race and religion
• issues for the 21st century.
Planned and edited by a distinguished team of Anglo-American
scholars, the handbook pools an impressive range of international
world-class expertise and insight. It provides a landmark work which
will be the measure of debate and research for years to come.
ABRIDGED CONTENTS
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Southern California College
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\ PART THREE: THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF RACE AND ETHNICITY \
PART FOUR: DEBATES AND NEW INITIATIVES
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has been completely updated to bring chapters
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21ST CENTURY
CRIMINOLOGY
A Reference handbook
Two-Volume Set
Edited by J Mitchell Miller
University of Texas
21st Century Criminology provides
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100 key topics comprising traditional criminology
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well as coverage of major crime types, this two-volume set offers a
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From student essays and masters theses to researchers
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
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The t wo -volume E ncyclopedia of
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In addition to interpretations of long-established theories, it also
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Coverage includes:
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
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CRIME PREVENTION
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
RACE AND CRIME
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Edited by helen Taylor Greene Texas
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This encyclopedia covers issues of race in
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
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The Encyclopedia consists of two
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The fields of victimology and crime
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health and medicine, political science and public policy, economics,
psychology social work and more.
The Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime Prevention brings
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General topic areas covered include: interpersonal and domestic
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THE SAGE ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF TERRORISM
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The SAGE Encyclopedia of Terrorism,
Second Edition is a thoroughly updated
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CORPORATE CRIME
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SAGE LIBRARY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
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Edited by hazel Croall
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Volume One: Issues of Definition,
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SAGE LIBRARY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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Vo l u m e O n e : T h e o r i z i n g C r i m e
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This six-volume set brings together over
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Index
21st Century Criminology, Two-Volume Set Miller................ 36
Communicating Terror, Second Edition Tuman..................... 29
Comparative Criminal Justice, Nelken...................................13
A
Contemporary Criminal Law, Second Edition Lippman.........19
Administration and Management in Criminal
Justice, Allen & Sawhney.......................................................14
Allen & Sawhney Administration and Management in
Criminal Justice.......................................................................14
Allen, Cox, Conrad & Hanser Juvenile Justice, Seventh
Edition..................................................................................... 25
Amatrudo Criminology and Political Theory........................... 7
Anleu Law and Social Change, Second Edition...................... 7
Applied Criminology, Stout, Yates & Williams....................... 7
APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment,
Third Edition Myers & Apsac................................................. 26
Corporate and White Collar Crime, Minkes & Minkes............ 7
Corporate Crime, Three-Volume Set Croall........................... 38
Correctional Mental Health, Fagan & Ax............................... 21
Correctional Theory, Cullen & Jonson.................................. 20
Corrections, Chambliss......................................................... 20
Courts, Law, and Justice,
Chambliss & Golson Books Ltd...........................................14
CQ Researcher Issues for Debate in Family Violence.......... 27
CQ Researcher Issues in Peace and Conflict Studies......... 29
Crime and Criminal Behavior, Chambliss & Golson Books
Ltd............................................................................................. 4
Crime and Everyday Life, Fourth Edition Felson & Boba........ 4
B
Crime and Human Rights, Savelsberg...................................13
Bachman & Schutt Fundamentals of Research in
Criminology and Criminal Justice, Second Edition................ 32
Bachman & Schutt The Practice of Research in Criminology
and Criminal Justice, Fourth Edition...................................... 32
Barnett, Miller-Perrin & Perrin Family Violence Across the
Lifespan, Third Edition............................................................ 27
Bartol & Bartol Introduction to Forensic Psychology,
Second Edition.........................................................................14
Beckett Child Protection, Second Edition............................. 26
Crime and Media, Three-Volume Set Jewkes....................... 38
Crime and Risk, O'Malley.......................................................13
Crime and Terrorism, Grabosky & Stohl................................13
Crime Prevention, Evans.......................................................... 3
Criminal Courts, Hemmens, Brody & Spohn........................14
Criminal Law & Criminal Justice, Cross..................................14
Criminal Procedure, Lippman.................................................19
Bosworth Explaining U.S. Imprisonment.............................. 20
Criminological Perspectives,
Second Edition McLaughlin, Muncie & Hughes................... 5
Bowling & Sheptycki Global Policing................................... 22
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Fourth Edition.......................................................................... 27
Criminological Theory, Tibbetts.............................................. 4
Criminological Theory, Fifth Edition Lilly, Cullen & Ball......... 2
Criminology, Treadwell............................................................ 9
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Criminology and Political Theory, Amatrudo.......................... 7
Cavadino & Dignan The Penal System, Fourth Edition.........19
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Wallace & Wray..................................................................... 34
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and Justice...............................................................................14
Chambliss & Golson Books Ltd Crime and
Criminal Behavior............................................................................. 4
Chambliss & Golson Books Ltd Police and
Law Enforcement.................................................................... 23
Chambliss Corrections.......................................................... 20
Chambliss Juvenile Crime and Justice................................. 25
Child Maltreatment, Myers..................................................... 26
Child Protection, Second Edition Beckett............................. 26
Children's Rights in Practice, Jones & Walker...................... 26
Coleman & McCahill Surveillance and Crime.......................10
Croall Corporate Crime, Three-Volume Set........................... 38
Cross Criminal Law & Criminal Justice...................................14
Cullen & Jonson Correctional Theory................................... 20
Cullen & Wilcox Encyclopedia of Criminological
Theory, Two-Volume Set......................................................... 37
Cultural Criminology, Ferrell, Hayward & Young................... 6
Curra The Relativity of Deviance, Second Edition................... 8
D
Davies Gender, Crime and Victimisation............................... 24
Coleman, Sim, Tombs & Whyte State, Power, Crime........... 6
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Davies, Francis & Jupp Doing Criminological
Research, Second Edition...................................................... 32
Doing Criminological Research,
Second Edition Davies, Francis & Jupp............................... 32
Doing Essays and Assignments Greasley............................. 34
Dovidio, Hewstone, Glick & Esses The SAGE Handbook of
Prejudice, Stereotyping and Discrimination........................... 36
Driving with Care-Education and Treatment of the
Underage Impaired Driving Offender,
Wanberg, Timken & Milkman................................................ 9
G
Gadd, Karstedt & Messner The SAGE Handbook of
Criminological Research Methods......................................... 35
Garner Racisms....................................................................... 8
Gender and Crime, Silvestri & Crowther..............................11
Gender, Crime and Victimisation, Davies.............................. 24
Gerstenfeld Hate Crimes, Second Edition............................ 25
Gideon & Sung Rethinking Corrections................................ 20
Global Policing, Bowling & Sheptycki.................................. 22
Globalization and Crime, Franko Aas.....................................11
E
Encyclopedia of Criminological Theory,
Two-Volume Set Cullen & Wilcox.......................................... 37
Encyclopedia of Drug Policy,
Two-Volume Set Kleiman & Hawdon.................................... 38
Goldson & Muncie Youth Crime and Juvenile Justice,
Three-Volume Set................................................................... 38
Good Essay Writing, Fourth Edition Redman & Maples...... 34
Grabosky & Stohl Crime and Terrorism.................................13
Encyclopedia of Interpersonal Violence,
Two-Volume Set Renzetti & Edleson.................................... 37
Greasley Doing Essays and Assignments............................. 34
Encyclopedia of Race and Crime,
Two-Volume Set Taylor Greene & Gabbidon....................... 37
H
Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime Prevention,
Two-Volume Set Fisher & Lab............................................... 37
Hagan Introduction to Criminology, Seventh Edition.............. 3
Enforcing Police Accountability through Civilian Oversight,
Sen.......................................................................................... 23
Hanser Introduction to Corrections....................................... 20
Handbook of Action Research, Reason & Bradbury........... 33
Essentials of Terrorism, Second Edition Martin.................... 28
Harrison, Simpson, Harrison & Martin Study Skills in
Criminology, Second Edition.................................................... 3
Evans Crime Prevention........................................................... 3
Hartley Snapshots of Research............................................. 33
Exoo The Pen and the Sword................................................. 29
Hate Crime, Chakraborti & Garland..................................... 24
Experiencing Corrections, Johnson...................................... 21
Hate Crimes, Second Edition Gerstenfeld............................ 25
Explaining U.S. Imprisonment, Bosworth............................. 20
Hemmens, Brody & Spohn Criminal Courts.........................14
Extreme Killing, Second Edition Fox & Levin........................ 28
Hill-Collins & Solomos The SAGE Handbook of Race and
Ethnic Studies......................................................................... 36
F
Holmes & Holmes Serial Murder, Third Edition.................... 27
Fagan & Ax Correctional Mental Health................................ 21
Family Violence Across the Lifespan,
Third Edition Barnett, Miller-Perrin & Perrin....................... 21
Felson & Boba Crime and Everyday Life, Fourth Edition........ 4
I
International Law, Six-Volume Set Simmons......................... 38
Ferrell, Hayward & Young Cultural Criminology.................... 6
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Investigation, Monckton-Smith, Hart & Newberry............. 22
Fisher & Lab Encyclopedia of Victimology and
Crime Prevention, Two-Volume Set........................................ 37
Introduction to Corrections, Hanser...................................... 20
Fisher, Daigle & Cullen Unsafe in the Ivory Tower................. 8
Introduction to Criminology, Second Edition Walsh &
Hemmens................................................................................. 2
Fox & Levin Extreme Killing, Second Edition........................ 28
Introduction to Criminology, Seventh Edition Hagan.............. 3
Frankfort-Nachmias & Leon-Guerrero Social Statistics for a
Diverse Society, Sixth Edition................................................. 33
Introduction to Forensic Psychology,
Second Edition Bartol & Bartol..............................................14
Franko Aas Globalization and Crime......................................11
Introduction to Policing, Rowe............................................... 22
Fundamentals of Research in Criminology and Criminal
Justice, Second Edition Bachman & Schutt........................ 32
Introduction to Policing, Scaramella, Cox & McCamey...... 23
Issues for Debate in Family Violence, CQ Researcher......... 27
Issues in Peace and Conflict Studies, CQ Researcher........ 29
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McLaughlin, Muncie & Hughes Criminological Perspectives,
Second Edition.......................................................................... 5
Jewkes Crime and Media, Three-Volume Set....................... 38
Jewkes Media & Crime, Second Edition................................10
Johnson Experiencing Corrections....................................... 21
Johnstone & Ward Law and Crime........................................11
Jones & Walker Children's Rights in Practice....................... 26
Joyce Policing........................................................................ 22
Juvenile Crime and Justice, Chambliss................................ 25
Media & Crime, Second Edition Jewkes................................10
Miller 21st Century Criminology, Two-Volume Set................ 36
Minkes & Minkes Corporate and White Collar Crime............. 7
Mismeasure of Crime, The,
Second Edition Mosher, Miethe & Hart............................... 33
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and Criminal Investigation...................................................... 22
Juvenile Justice, Lawrence & Hesse.................................... 25
Mosher, Miethe & Hart The Mismeasure of Crime,
Second Edition........................................................................ 33
Juvenile Justice, Seventh Edition
Muncie Youth and Crime, Third Edition................................. 25
Allen, Cox, Conrad & Hanser............................................... 25
Myers & Apsac APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment,
Third Edition............................................................................ 26
K
Myers Child Maltreatment...................................................... 26
Key Ideas in Criminology and Criminal Justice,
New Edition Pratt, Gau & Franklin......................................... 5
Kleiman & Hawdon Encyclopedia of Drug Policy,
Two-Volume Set...................................................................... 38
N
Nelken Comparative Criminal Justice....................................13
L
O
Law and Crime, Johnstone & Ward.......................................11
Offender Rehabilitation, Robinson & Crow...........................19
Law and Social Change, Second Edition Anleu...................... 7
O'Malley Crime and Risk........................................................13
Law for Criminologists, Smartt...............................................19
Lawrence & Hesse Juvenile Justice..................................... 25
Lee Trafficking and Global Crime Control................................ 6
Lilly, Cullen & Ball Criminological Theory, Fifth Edition......... 2
Lippens A Very Short, Fairly Interesting and Reasonably
Cheap Book About Studying Criminology............................... 6
P
Patel & Tyrer Race, Crime and Resistance........................... 24
Pen and the Sword, The, Exoo............................................... 29
Penal System, The, Fourth Edition Cavadino & Dignan........19
Lippman Contemporary Criminal Law, Second Edition.........19
Penology, Scott.......................................................................19
Lippman Criminal Procedure..................................................19
Police and Law Enforcement, Chambliss & Golson Books
Ltd........................................................................................... 23
Policing, Joyce....................................................................... 22
M
Maguire & Okada Critical Issues in Crime and Justice.......... 5
Marmo Transnational Crime and Criminal Justice.................. 3
Martin Essentials of Terrorism, Second Edition.................... 28
Martin Terrorism and Homeland Security............................. 29
Martin The SAGE Encyclopedia of Terrorism,
Second Edition........................................................................ 37
Martin Understanding Terrorism, Third Edition..................... 28
McLaughlin & Muncie The SAGE Dictionary of Criminology,
Second Edition.......................................................................... 5
McLaughlin & Newburn The SAGE Handbook of
Practice of Research in Criminology and Criminal Justice, The,
Fourth Edition Bachman & Schutt........................................ 32
Pratt, Gau & Franklin Key Ideas in Criminology and Criminal
Justice, New Edition................................................................. 5
Prostitution, Sanders, O'Neill & Pitcher................................ 7
Provider's Handbook for Assessing Criminal Conduct and
Substance Abuse Clients, Wanberg & Milkman.................... 9
Psychology and Crime, Webber.............................................11
Punishment and Prisons, Sim................................................ 20
Pycroft Understanding and Working with Substance
Misusers.................................................................................... 8
Criminological Theory............................................................. 35
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Q
Sen Enforcing Police Accountability through
Civilian Oversight...................................................................... 3
Qualitative Research, Third Edition Silverman...................... 33
Serial Murder, Third Edition Holmes & Holmes.................... 27
Silverman Qualitative Research, Third Edition...................... 33
R
Silvestri & Crowther Gender and Crime...............................11
Race and Crime, Taylor Greene & Gabbidon...................... 23
Sim Punishment and Prisons................................................. 20
Race and Criminal Justice, Singh Bhui................................. 24
Simmons International Law, Six-Volume Set......................... 38
Race, Crime and Resistance, Patel & Tyrer.......................... 24
Singh Bhui Race and Criminal Justice.................................. 24
Racisms, Garner...................................................................... 8
Smartt Law for Criminologists................................................19
Ray Violence and Society....................................................... 27
Snapshots of Research, Hartley............................................ 33
Reason & Bradbury Handbook of Action Research............ 33
Social Statistics for a Diverse Society,
Sixth Edition Frankfort-Nachmias & Leon-Guerrero......... 33
Reason & Bradbury The SAGE Handbook of Action
Research, Second Edition...................................................... 36
Redman & Maples Good Essay Writing, Fourth Edition...... 34
Relativity of Deviance, The, Second Edition Curra.................. 8
Renzetti & Edleson Encyclopedia of Interpersonal Violence,
Two-Volume Set...................................................................... 37
Renzetti, Edleson & Bergen Sourcebook on Violence
Against Women, Second Edition............................................ 28
Responding to Domestic Violence,
Fourth Edition Buzawa, Buzawa & Stark............................. 27
Rethinking Corrections, Gideon & Sung............................... 20
Robinson & Crow Offender Rehabilitation............................19
Rowe Introduction to Policing................................................ 22
Sourcebook on Violence Against Women,
Second Edition Renzetti, Edleson & Bergen....................... 28
State, Power, Crime, Coleman, Sim, Tombs & Whyte.......... 6
Stout, Yates & Williams Applied Criminology........................ 7
Study Skills in Criminology, Second Edition Harrison,
Simpson, Harrison & Martin.................................................. 3
Surveillance and Crime, Coleman & McCahill......................10
T
Taylor Greene & Gabbidon Encyclopedia of Race and Crime,
Two-Volume Set...................................................................... 27
Taylor Greene & Gabbidon Race and Crime...................23
Terrorism and Homeland Security, Martin........................29
Tibbetts & Hemmens Criminological Theory.....................4
S
Tibbetts Criminological Theory...........................................4
SAGE Dictionary of Criminology, The,
Second Edition McLaughlin & Muncie................................... 5
SAGE Dictionary of Policing, The, Wakefield & Fleming..... 23
SAGE Encyclopedia of Terrorism, The, Second Edition
Martin..................................................................................... 37
SAGE Handbook of Action Research, The,
Second Edition Reason & Bradbury..................................... 36
SAGE Handbook of Criminological Research Methods,
The, Gadd, Karstedt & Messner.......................................... 35
SAGE Handbook of Criminological Theory,
The, McLaughlin & Newburn............................................... 35
SAGE Handbook of Prejudice, Stereotyping and
Discrimination,
The, Dovidio, Hewstone, Glick & Esses.............................. 36
Trafficking and Global Crime Control, Lee...........................6
Transnational Crime and Criminal Justice, Marmo.............3
Treadwell Criminology.........................................................9
Tuman Communicating Terror, Second Edition.................29
U
Understanding and Working with Substance Misusers,
Pycroft..................................................................................8
Understanding Terrorism, Third Edition, Martin................28
Unsafe in the Ivory Tower, Fisher et al................................8
Using IBM(R) SPSS for Social Statistics and Research
Methods, Third Edition, Wagner III....................................33
SAGE Handbook of Race and Ethnic Studies,
The, Hill-Collins & Solomos................................................. 36
Sanders, O'Neill & Pitcher Prostitution................................. 7
Savelsberg Crime and Human Rights....................................13
Scaramella, Cox & McCamey Introduction to Policing....... 23
Scott Penology........................................................................19
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Violence, Wieviorka .......................................................... 27
Violence and Society, Ray ................................................. 27
Violence, Gender and Justice, Wykes & Welsh ............... 24
Violence, Gender and Justice, Wykes & Welsh ............... 24
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About Studying Criminology, A, Lippens ..........................6
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Wagner III Using IBM(R) SPSS for Social Statistics and
Research Methods, Third Edition ......................................33
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