Rethinking criminology : the realist debate
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Rethinking criminology : the realist debate
(Sage contemporary criminology)
Sage, 1992
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"... a companion volume to Issues in realist criminology edited by Roger Matthews and Jock Young"--Ser. t.p
Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
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ISBN 9780803986206
Description
In this volume the main proponents of left realism issue their most up-to-date statements on the controversial "Square of Crime" while the theoretical and methodological problems that have been identified with realist criminology are examined vigorously. The Realist Debate brings together, for the first time, both the leading advocates and critics of realism.
Table of Contents
- Reflections on realism, Roger Matthews and Jock Young
- ten points of realism, Jock Young
- the analysis of crime, John Lea
- the free market experiment, Ian Taylor
- realist criminology: a critique, Vincenzo Ruggerio
- rediscovering crime, John Lowman.
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: pbk ISBN 9780803986213
Description
A collection of statements by the main proponents of left realism on the controversial "Square of Crime" which also examines the theoretical and methodological problems that have been identified with realist criminology.
Table of Contents
- Reflections on realism, Roger Matthews and Jock Young
- ten points of realism, Jock Young
- the analysis of crime, John Lea
- the free market experiment, Ian Taylor
- realist criminology: a critique, Vincenzo Ruggerio
- rediscovering crime, John Lowman.
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