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Welcome to the 2013 Criminology catalogue. In the following pages you will find details of SAGE's exciting new publications as well as our classic
and bestselling titles.
We are delighted to be able to present a fantastic range of texts to support students at every stage of their degree, from introductory textbooks such
as Richard Jones' new An Introduction to Theoretical Criminology right through to higher-level titles including a new edition of Cavadino, Dignan
and Mair's The Penal System Fifth Edition, and books that students can use throughout their entire degree and beyond such as McLaughlin &
Muncie's Criminological Perspectives Third Edition.
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Criminology..................................................................................................................... 2-5
Criminological Study Skills................................................................................................. 5
Criminological Research Methods................................................................................... 5-7
Key Approaches to Criminology....................................................................................... 7-8
Criminal Justice............................................................................................................. 9-10
Criminological Theory.................................................................................................. 10-12
Punishment & Penology.............................................................................................. 12-14
Policing....................................................................................................................... 14-16
Forensic & Criminal Investigation................................................................................ 17-18
Youth Crime & Justice................................................................................................. 18-19
Drugs & Crime ................................................................................................................. 20
Gender & Crime............................................................................................................... 21
Race & Crime................................................................................................................... 22
Victimology.................................................................................................................. 22-23
Measuring & Mapping Crime............................................................................................ 23
Crime & Social Order.................................................................................................. 23-24
White Collar Crime........................................................................................................... 24
Transnational Crime......................................................................................................... 25
Violence...................................................................................................................... 25-27
Terrorism..................................................................................................................... 27-28
Research Methods...................................................................................................... 28-29
Reference.................................................................................................................... 30-32
Study Skills....................................................................................................................... 33
Journals...................................................................................................................... 34-35
Sales Information............................................................................................................. 36
Index........................................................................................................................... 37-40
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Criminology
EUGENE
MCLAUGHLIN
JOHN
MUNCIE
Eugene McLaughlin is
Professor of Criminology at
the University Southampton.
He has held academic
appointments at the University
of Hong Kong, the Open University
and City University, London. Professor McLaughlin has
written extensively on policing and police reform, policecommunity relations, criminal justice policy reforms and
criminology theory. he is the author or co-editor of thirteen
books, his most recent being The Sage handbook Of
Criminological Theory(with Tim Newburn, SAGE, 2010)
and
The New Policing (SAGE, 2007). Professor McLaughlin's
current research concentrates on: the policing of multipluralist societies; the inter-mediatisation of crime and
criminal justice policy; the politics of law and order and
new developments in critical criminological theory. he is
an Associate Editor of Crime, Media and Culture and is a
former Co-Editor of Theoretical Criminology.
John Muncie is Emeritus

Professor of Criminology at
the Open University.
he is the author of the best
selling text Youth and Crime
(SAGE, Third Edition, 2009)
and he has published widely on issues
in comparative youth justice and children's rights including
the co-edited companion volumes Youth Crime and
Justice and Comparative Youth Justice (SAGE, 2006).
he has produced numerous Open University texts
and readers including Crime: Local and Global (Willan,
2010), Criminal Justice: Local and Global, (Willan,
2010), Criminological Perspectives: Essential Readings
(SAGE, Second Edition, 2003), The Problem of Crime
(SAGE, Second Edition, 2001), Crime Prevention and
Community Safety (SAGE, 2001) and Imprisonment :
European Perspectives, (harvester, 1991). he has also
contributed nine volumes to the The Sage Library of
Criminology (SAGE, 2007-2009)
he is co-editor of the SAGE journal Youth Justice:
An International Journal
THE SAGE DICTIONARY OF CRIMINOLOGY

Third Edition
Edited by Eugene McLaughlin University of Southampton
and John Muncie The Open University
With the publication of the third edition of this work

Eugene McLaughlin and John Muncie have consolidated
their position as criminology's lexicographers. This
thoughtful compilation will allow students to enhance
their
appreciation of the discipline's boundaries while at the
same time sharpening their critical faculties so that they
can redraw them
- Ian O'Donnell, Professor of Criminology,
University College Dublin
Now in its Third Edition, this bestselling reference text has

established itself as the authoritative source covering the key
concepts, theories, and methods in criminology and criminal justice.
Edited by two of the leading figures in the field, the book is:
comprehensive: with now over 300 entries, the third edition
has been updated to include new entries and an expanded
editorial introduction
definitive: concepts are precisely defined so students have a
clear understanding of the history and development of each topic
and debate
student-focused: each entry maps connections across various
fields and issues and includes further reading to extend students'
knowledge throughout their studies
international: contributions from internationally renowned
academics and practitioners ensure that this book is global and
comparative throughout.
This wide-ranging reference and research tool will be an essential
companion for students and academics within criminology, criminal
justice and legal studies and related fields including sociology, social
policy, psychology and cultural studies.
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READERSHIP
Students and researchers of criminology and criminal justice, as well as

those in related fields including sociology, social policy and cultural studies
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Criminology
CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
Essential Readings
Third Edition
Edited by Eugene McLaughlin University of Southampton
and John Muncie The Open University
This revised and expanded Third Edition of the internationally
acclaimed Criminological Perspectives is the most comprehensive
reader available in the field. In addition to including essays which
have had a seminal influence on the development of criminology, the
book reflects on the range of criminological thinking in the twenty-first
century. Wide-ranging and global in scope and coverage, this text will
enable students to engage with the key concepts, theoretical debates
and empirical issues that they'll encounter throughout their, studies.
New articles have been included to cover topics of contemporary
criminological significance, including:
surveillance
human trafficking
digitized crime
techno-social networks
terrorism and
narco-crime
political violence . global inequalities.
environmental crime
The 56 articles are organised thematically, complete with introductions
that place them in context and to illustrate the approaches taken by
different schools of criminological thought.
CONTENTS
PART ONE: CRIMINOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS/(1764) On Crimes and Punishments
/ (1791) Panopticon or the Inspection House, &C. / (1842) Of the Development of
the Propensity to Crime/ (1895) The Criminal Type in Women and Its Atavistic
Origin/ (1901) Causes of Criminal Behaviour / (1845) The Condition of Working
Classes in England/ (1916) Criminality and Economic Conditions / (1898) Law and
Authority / (1895) The Normal and the Pathological / (1938) 'Social Structure and
Anomie1,/ PART TWO: CAUSES OF CRIME/ (1987) Genetic Factors in the Etiology
of Criminal Behaviour / (1987) Personality Theory and the Problem of Criminality
/ (1999) A Criminological Research Agenda for the Next Millennium/ (1990) The
Underclass / (1984) Relative Deprivation / (1987) Deviant Places: A Theory of the
Ecology of Crime / (1994) The Generality of Deviance / (2000) The Routine Activity
Approach as a General Crime Theory/ (1973) The Etiology of Female Crime / (1988)
Seductions and Repulsions of Crime / PART THREE: CRIMINALISATION/ (1957)
Techniques of Neutralization/ (1963) Outsiders / (1967) Mods, Rockers and the
Rest: Community Reactions to Juvenile Delinquency, / (1975) Toward a Political
Economy of Crime/ (1983) Crime, Power and Ideological Mystification/ (1998) Race
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY
Theories, Methods, and Criminal Behavior
Eighth Edition
Frank E Hagan Mercyhurst College
This comprehensive introduction to the study of criminology focuses
on the vital core of criminological theory - theory, method and criminal
behaviour. Frank E Hagan investigates all forms of criminal activity,
such as organized crime, white-collar crime, political crime and
environmental crime. He explains the methods of operation, the effects
on society and how various theories account for criminal behaviour.
Key features of the Eighth Edition include:
crime files feature boxes

end-of-chapter 'theory and crime' and 'the
theory-policy connection' sections
a standalone chapter on cybercrime
updated examples and additional examples throughout

available as an innovative
and Criminalization: Black American and the Punishment Industry/ (1986) Critical
Criminology and the Concept of Crime / (1986)The Need for a Radical Realism/
(1999) Cultural Criminology / PART FOUR: CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIME
PREVENTION/ (1975) On Deterrence / (1976) Giving Criminals Their Just Deserts
/ (1982) The Value of Rehabilitation/ (1980) 'Situational' Crime Prevention: Theory
and Practice / (1991) Social Crime Prevention Strategies in a Market Society / (1977)
Conflicts as Property/ (1989) Reintegrative Shaming/ (1991) Abolitionism and Crime
Control/ (1982) Broken Windows: The Police and Neighbourhood Safety/ (2005) The
Spectacle of Crime, Digitized. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and social anatomy
/ PART FIVE: CONTROL-OLOGY: GOVERNANCE AND SURVEILLANCE/ (1977)
The Carceral / (1979) The Punitive City: Notes on the Dispersal of Social Control /
(1985) From the Panopticon to Disney World: The Development of Discipline/ (1992)
The New Penology/ (1992) Risk, Power and Crime Prevention/ (1997) Governing
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Through Crime/ (1994) Beyond Bladerunner: Urban Control. The Ecology of Fear
/ 'Globalising Surveillance: Comparative and Sociological Perspectives/ (2008)
Ordering Insecurity: Social Polarisation and the Punitive Upsurge'/ PART SIX:
GLOBAL RISKS AND HARMS/ (2000) Globalisation, Reflexivity and the Practice of
Criminology/ (1998) Poverty Goes Global / (2011) The Drug Trade: The Politicization
of Criminals and the Criminalization of Politicians / (2002) The Terrorist Threat:
World RiskSociety Revisited/ (1993) Human rights and Crimes of the State/(2003)
Environmental Issues and the Criminological Imagination. / (2009) Trade Secrets:
Intersections Between Diasporas and Crime Groups in the Constitution of the
Human Trafficking Chain / (2006) The Criminology of Hybrids: Rethinking Crime
and Law in Techno-social Networks
READERSHIP
Students of criminology and criminal justice, socio-legal studies, security
studies, surveillance studies, human rights studies and sociology
February 2013 768 pages
Cloth (978-1-4462-0785-7) 90.00
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interactive eBook
an expansive Companion Website,
which includes an electronic test
bank, podcasts and video guest
essays that bring criminology
research and theories to life.
CONTENTS
Research Methods in Criminology / General
Characteristics of Crime and Criminals / What is
Victimology? / Early and Classical Criminological
Theories / Biological and Psychological Theories/
Sociological Mainstream Theories/Sociological Critical
Theories and Integrated Theories / Violent Crimes / Property Crime:
Occasional, Conventional, and Professional / White Collar Crime: Occupational
and Corporate / Political Crime and Terrorism / Organized Crime / Public Order
Crime / Computer Crime / Epilogue: The Future of Crime
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CRIMINOLOGY
Bringing together work from experts in

the field this text looks at key issues such
as euthanasia, drug laws, and terrorism
and extremism.
The Essentials
Second Edition
James Treadwell
University of Birmingham
KEY ISSuES IN CRIME AND PuNISHMENT

2011 344 pages
Cloth (978-1-4129-7855-2) 55.00
Criminology recruits
undergraduate students
from all sorts of
backgrounds. As they enter
their first year they confront
a dauntingly complex and
diverse discipline. Therefore,
a no-nonsense basic primer
is an essential survival tool.
For me, Treadwell's book,
which covers everything from underlying
philosophical principles to exam tips, is the most
comprehensive and accessible basic primer on the market
- Steve Hall, Professor of Criminology,
Teesside University
This is an essential introduction to undergraduate studies in

criminology. Short, clear and concise, it provides a comprehensive
overview of the key themes covered on a criminology course. The
Second Edition provides:
Summaries of key course content, including new sections on race
and ethnicity, cybercrime, ordinary crime, state crime, global and
comparative criminology, green criminology and zemiology
A helpful study skills section with extensive advice on how to write
essays and pass exams, including new sections on how to avoid
plagiarism and how to find, read and use journal articles
Recent international case studies drawn from the United Kingdom,
Australia, Africa and The United States
An all new companion website providing guides to further reading
and links to relevant blogs, journal articles and useful websites.
Criminology: The Essentials is an indispensible learning tool. As well as
mapping out course content in a coherent and engaging way, it offers
students helpful hints and tips for getting the most out of their studies.
CONTENTS
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION / Criminology Essentials: 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 / Crime
as External to the Individual: Classic Sociological Theories / Contemporary
Criminology / Crime Statistics and Crime Data / Crime and the Media / Youth
and Crime / Gender and Crime / Race and hate Crime / Penology / Serious
Crime / Cybercrime / Victimology / PART THREE: STUDY, WRITING AND
REVISION SKILLS / General Introduction / Dealing with Theory / How to Get
the Most Out of Your Lectures / How to Make the Most from Your Seminars /
Essay Writing Tips / Revision Hints and Tips / Exam Tips
READERSHIP
Undergraduate students of criminology and criminal justice

December 2012 232 pages
Cloth (978-1-4462-5608-4) 60.00
Paper (978-1-4462-5609-1) 18.99
CRIME AND
CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR
Edited by William J Chambliss

George Washington University, USA
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INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY
A Text Reader
Third Edition
Anthony Walsh Boise State University, USA and Craig
T Hemmens Missouri State University, USA
This popular text/reader provides instructors and students with
the best of both worlds-authored text with carefully selected
accompanying readings. Thoroughly updated throughout, this
Third 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. Key Features:
each section has an introduction that contains vignettes, photos,
tables and graphs, end of chapter questions and exercises and
is followed by supporting readings
a "How to Read a Research Article" guide for students appears
after the book's Introduction and refers students to portions of the
first reading to illustrate key aspects of a research article
a full ancillary package for instructors and a comprehensive study
site for students are offered online.
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CRIMINOLOGY
The Essentials
Anthony Walsh Boise
State University, USA
An ideal introductory text with plenty of

pedagogical features, this reader provides
students with a clear and accessible
overview of the main topics and issues that
will come up in their criminology course.
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ABOUT CRIMINALS
A View of the Offenders' World

Second Edition
Edited by Mark R Pogrebin University
of Colorado at Denver, USA
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Combining offenders' accounts with

researchers' analysis, this text covers a
wide range of criminal behaviours and
presents readers with a real-life picture of
the behaviour of criminals.
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Criminology / Criminological Study Skills / Criminological Research Methods

NEW EDITION!
INTRODUCTION TO
CRIMINOLOGY
Pamela
Schram and Stephen G Tibbetts both at
CRIMINALS IN THE MAKING

Criminality
California State University, San Bernardino, USA
Discussing all the major topics, this book focuses on theories

that have been validated by current research. To enhance that
perspective in the book, examples of street crime are integrated
into the theory chapters. In addition, the text provides more detail
on
contemporary, mainstream ideas that are becoming more
prevalent
in modern criminology literature, such as developmental/lifecourse
theories and biosocial perspectives.
Introduction to Criminology discusses issues of diversity in
each
chapter. Transnational comparisons regarding crime rates and the
way other countries deal with crime make the text ideal for
courses
that take a worldwide approach to criminology.
CONTENTS
Introduction to Criminology / Classical School of Criminological Thought /
Contemporary Classical/Deterrence Research / Early Positivism: Biological
and Psychological Theories / Modern Biosocial Perspectives of Crime /
Psychological/Trait Theories of Crime / Social Structure Theories of Crime I:
Early Development and Strain Models of Crime / Social Structure Theories of
Crime II: Social Disorganization and Subcultures / Social Process and Control
Theories of Crime / Labeling Theory and Conflict/Marxist/Radical Theories
of Crime / Feminist Theories of Crime / Developmental/Life-Course Theories
of Crime / White-Collar, Organized Crime, and Cybercrime / Terrorism, Hate
Crimes, and homeland Security / Drugs and Crime
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John Paul Wright University of Cincinnati, USA,

Stephen
G Tibbetts California State University, San Bernardino,
USA, and Leah E daigle Georgia State University, USA
This text discusses biological and genetic research associated
with
criminality and research into specific environmental agents that
cause, facilitate or maintain criminal propensity. Key features
inlude:
the introduction of the life-course perspective
the integration of both studies in life-course and research
involving
biological and genetic factors in crime behaviour/propensity
with
discussions of cutting-edge research
boxes on 'Stanley,' a life-course persistent thief, in each chapter
an illustration programme containing diagrams of the brain and
nervous system, photos and more, to aid students'
understanding
of the biological content
pedagogical features such as a number of special interest boxes
on topics such as the influence of lead on brain development
and
the limitations of parental influences.
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DOING CRIMINOLOGICAL
RESEARCH
Second Edition
Edited by Pamela Davies and

Peter Francis both at Northumbria
University and Victor Jupp
The new Second Edition of this best

selling textbook brings research alive for
students studying criminology and related
subjects. Key features:
covering both qualitative and quantitative methods, the book
provides Criminology students with an introduction to methods
that is entirely relevant to their subject
research is contextualised with real-life examples of crime and
criminal justice so that students can easily apply theory to
practice
looks at the processes, practicalities and problems of doing
criminological research, ensuring students get to grips with
preparing for and doing their own research
includes a host of learning features including chapter key points,
summaries, study questions/activities and resources, further
reading, and a glossary; providing students with the tools to
fully
get to grips with this often intimidating part of their course.
a chapter on plagiarism
developments in virtual learning environments and e-resources
expanded coverage of internet and e-learning skills
advice on moving from A-level to university.
CONTENTS
The Academic Environment / Assessment in Criminology / Presentation Skills

/ Examination Assessment / Studying Criminology at University / Finding
Information about Criminology / Essay Writing / Understanding Plagiarism /
Studying Criminological Theory and Criminal Justice Practice / Reflections
on Studying at University / Making Your Degree Work for You / Appendix
One: Sample Answers to Activity 7a / Appendix Two: Rationale for Activity
10g / Appendix Three: Useful Websites / Appendix Four: Further Reading
READERSHIP
Those considering a degree in criminology and criminal justice, just starting
out on their course, or thinking about what to do after graduation
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DOING CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH / PART THREE: REFLECTING ON
CRIMINOLOGICAL
RESEARCH
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Criminology
READERSHIP
Students and researchers in criminology and criminal justice

2010 392 pages
Cloth (978-1-84860-652-4) 79.00
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STUDY SKILLS
FOR CRIMINOLOGY
Second Edition
John Harrison, Mark Simpson, Olwen

Harrison and Emma Martin all at
University of Teesside, Middlesborough
The Second Edition of this best-selling
study skills book is a practical guide to
success for individuals at every level of their
criminology and criminal justice degree.
Fully revised to reflect changes in the curriculum, the book
continues to provide students with practical and relevant
information
for their degree, including topics on choosing modules, sourcing
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THE IMPACT OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
Criminological Research Methods

Fifth Edition
Ronet
Bachman
University
of
Delaware,
Russell K Schutt
THE PRACTICE OF
RESEARCH IN
CRIMINOLOGY AND
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
USA, and
University
of Massachusetts, Boston, USA
This Fifth Edition continues to

provide complete
coverage of the use and results of
the contemporary methods
employed in criminology and
criminal justice research today. The
text teaches research design and
techniques within the context of
substantive criminology and
criminal justice issues of interest to
students who will become
professionals in the field. Students
learn
about the wide realm of research
methods available to them, delve
deeper into topics relevant to their
field of study and benefit from
the wide variety of exercises
included that help them practice as
they learn. Key Features:
real-world criminal justice examples illustrate the methods
described, helping students better understand contemporary
research and its application in their field of study
tables, graphs, illustrations and photos makes the subject matter
accessible, understandable and engaging for students
expansive, up-to-date exercise sets for SPSS use in data analysis
ethics, and Internet research help students master the concepts
and techniques presented
a chapter on Reporting Research Results provides coverage of
the research proposal, research report goals and types,
displaying
data, and ethics.
CONTENTS
Science, Society, and Criminological Research / The Process and

Problems of Criminological Research / Research Ethics and Philosophies /
Conceptualization and Measurement / Sampling / Causation and Research
Design / Experimental Designs / Survey Research / Qualitative Methods and
Analysis / Analyzing Content: Historical, Secondary, and Content Analysis
and Crime Mapping / Evaluation and Policy Analysis / Mixing and Comparing
Methods / Quantitative Data Analysis / Reporting Research Results / Appendix
A: Questions to Ask About a Research Article / Appendix B: HOW to Read a
Research
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How Academics and their Research Make a Difference

Patrick dunleavy, Simon Bastow and Jane Tinkler all at
The London School of Economics and Political Science
The impact agenda is set to shape the way in which social
scientists
prioritise the work they choose to pursue, the research methods
they
use and how they publish their findings over the coming decade,
but
how much is currently known about how social science research
has
made a mark on society?
Based on a three year research project studying the impact of
360 UK-based academics on business, government and civil
society sectors, this groundbreaking new book undertakes the
most thorough analysis yet of how academic research in the
social
sciences achieves public policy impacts, contributes to economic
prosperity, and informs public understanding of policy issues as
well as economic and social changes. The Impact of the Social
Sciences addresses and engages with key issues, including:
Identifying ways to conceptualise and model impact in the
social sciences
Developing more sophisticated ways to measure academic and
external impacts of social science research
Explaining how impacts from individual academics, research units
and universities can be improved.
Essential reading for researchers, academics and anyone
involved
in discussions about how to improve the value and impact of
funded research.
CONTENTS
The Social Sciences - Impacts In Search Of A Model / HOW ACADEMICS

ACHIEVE IMPACT / Social Science Research And Channels Of Impact (With
Joan Wilson) / Modelling The Determinants Of External Social Science Impacts
(With Joan Wilson) / THE DEMAND FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH /
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Jack Fitzgerald and Jerry Fitzgerald
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Analysis / Late-Modernity and Postmodernism / Cultural Criminology /

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The
Disappearance of Madeleine McCann: A Newsworthy Story par
Excellence /
News Production and Consumption in a Digital Global Marketplace: The
Rise
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News Production: Some Concluding Thoughts
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Some
Concluding Thoughts / Crime Films and Prison Films / The Appeal of
Crime
Films / The Crime Film: Masculinity, Autonomy, the City / The 'Prison
Film' / The
Documentary / The Remake / Discussion / Concluding Thoughts / Crime
and
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Panopticon to Surveillant Assemblage and Back Again / 'Big Brother' Or
'Brave
New World'?: Some Concluding Thoughts / The Role of the Internet in
Crime
and Deviance / Redefining Deviance And Democratization: Developing
Nations
and the Case of China / 'Ordinary' Cybercrimes / Childhood, Cyberspace
and
Social Retreat / Concluding Thoughts / (Re)-Conceptualizing the
Relationship
Between Media and Crime / Doing Media-Crime Research /
Stigmatization,
Sentimentalization and Sanctification: The 'Othering' of Victims And
Offenders
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Katja Franko Aas
University
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readership
Upper-level undergraduate and postgraduate students of criminology;
KATJA FRANKO AAS

Katja Franko Aas is Professor of Criminology
at the
University of Oslo, Norway.
She has published widely in globalization,
borders,
security and surveillance of everyday life, and
has
authored books on the topics of cosmopolitan
justice;
technologies of insecurity; globalization and
crime; and
sentencing in information societies.
Katja was born in Ljubljana, Slovenia. She
graduated
in Law at the University of Ljubljana and
subsequently
moved to Norway. She lives in Oslo with two
teenage
daughters and a wheaten terrier, and spends
her
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Michael Rowe Northumbria University
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Professor David Smith, Lancaster University
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Development of Classical Criminology / Criminology as Science: Race and

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Positivism / 'Empiricism' to 'Social Constructionism' / Race, Crime and
of Disproportionality / Guns, Gangs and Street

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Crime: A Critical Realist Perspective / Race
and Victimization / Minority Ethnic Groups and
Criminal Victimization / Racist Hate Crime:
RACE &
CRIME
Victims and Perpetrators / Responding to Racist

Crime / Race, Conflict and Human Rights / Human
Rights Abuse and the Failure of Criminology /

Towards a Criminology of Genocide / Criminology,
Env ironm ental Harm and Neo-Colon ialism /
D ispropor tiona lit y in the Cr im inal Just ice System /
Minority Ethnic Groups in the Criminal Justice System of England

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Criminal Justice System / Recruitment, Retention and Promotion / Enhancing
Diversity within the Criminal Justice System / Promoting the Diversity Agenda
/ Workforce Diversity: Necessary but Insufficient Conditions for Reform /

Islam, Terrorism and Security / Introduction: Terrorism and Security into the
21st Century / Muslims as 'Suspect Communities' / Race and Crime: A Critical
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support students throughout their studies in criminology.
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Origins and history of Criminology / Social Causes of Crime / Environmental

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The Weberian Tradition /
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Radical Pluralism /
Applying Penal
Sociology /
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CRUX OF THE
CRISIS / The Crux of the
Crisis / Who Are the
Sentencers? /
Constraints on the
Powers of Sentencers /
A Brief, Tangled Recent
History of Sentencing / A
Rational
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PUNISHMENT IN THE
COMMUNITY /
Community Punishment
in
a Rapidly Changing
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the Current
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The Changing Shape of
Non-custodial
Punishment /
Community Punishment:
Strategic Issues /
Shifting Patterns of
Penality: Theoretical
Reflections / Conclusion:
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CRISIS / Overview / The
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Imprisonment / The
Prison System
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The Prison System and
its Crises
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PENAL SYSTEM'S
SAFETY VALVE / Early
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Useful, Controversial,
Troublesome / History of
Early Release / Early
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Today / Conclusion:
Early Release Evaluated
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SYSTEM /
Young People, Crime
and the Penal Crisis /
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Justice, 1997 onwards /
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Justice System in
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no More Excuses? /
BIAS IN THE CRIMINAL
JUSTICE SYSTEM /
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Allyson MacVean University
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Targets
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Terrorist
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documents and more) accompany the electronic version.
New entries explore the impact of terrorism on economics, public
health, religion and even pop culture. Ethical issues such as the role
of torture in interrogations, competing notions of security versus
liberty and the debates over the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Act legislation and Guantanamo Bay are also covered. Two dozen
entries on significant recent events - such as the London bombings,
Chechen attacks on Russian interests and the rescue of Ingrid
Bettancourt - and some 60 additional new entries will restore the
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Economics and Terrorism / Training of Terrorists / Kneecapping / Guildfor
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