Criminological perspectives : a reader
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Criminological perspectives : a reader
Sage Publications in association with the Open University, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This comprehensive collection of original readings is designed to reflect and re-present the numerous and diverse lines of theoretical enquiry that constitute criminology.
This volume consists of an accessible set of classic and contemporary readings that introduce students to the eclectic nature of `criminological knowledge'. In particular it focuses on: the origins of criminology; criminology's historic and continuing concern to discover the causes of crime; processes of criminalization and why it is that only certain harmful behaviours seem to be subject to criminal sanction; competing rationales for systems of crime control - from deterrence, just deserts and rehabilitation to crime prevention; issues of social control - from the formal processes of the criminal justice to regulation and surveillance in the community; and the future of criminology and its potential for further theoretical development.
It is the set book for The Open University course D315 Crime, Order and Social Control.
目次
Criminological Perspectives: An Introduction
PART ONE: CRIMINOLOGICAL FORMATIONS
Introduction
On Crimes and Punishments - Cesare Beccaria
Of the Development of the Propensity to Crime - Adolphe Quetelet
The Criminal Type in Women and its Atavistic Origin - Cesare Lombroso and William Ferrero
Causes of Criminal Behavior - Enrico Ferri
Criminality and Economic Conditions - Willem Bonger
The Normal and the Pathological - Emile Durkheim
Law and Authority - Peter Kropotkin
British Criminology before 1935 - David Garland
PART TWO: THE PROBLEM OF CRIME I: CAUSATION
Introduction
Genetic Factors in the Etiology of Criminal Behavior - Sarnoff A Mednick, William F Gabrielli Jr and Barry Hutchings
Personality Theory and the Problem of Criminality - H J Eysenck
Explanations of Crime and Place - Anthony E Bottoms and Paul Wiles
Crime and Consumption - Simon Field
The Underclass - Charles Murray
Relative Deprivation - John Lea and Jock Young
Seductions and Repulsions of Crime - Jack Katz
The Etiology of Female Crime - Dorie Klein
Explaining Male Violence - Lynne Segal
PART THREE: THE PROBLEM OF CRIME II: CRIMINALIZATION
Introduction
Techniques of Neutralization - Gresham M Sykes and David Matza
Outsiders - Howard Becker
Toward a Political Economy of Crime - William J Chambliss
The New Criminology - Ian Taylor, Paul Walton and Jock Young
Crime, Power and Ideological Mystification - Steven Box
Drifting into a Law and Order Society - Stuart Hall
Criminalization and Racialization - Michael Keith
The Theoretical and Political Priorities of Critical Criminology - Phil Scraton and Kathryn Chadwick
Critical Criminology and the Concept of Crime - Louk H C Hulsman
PART FOUR: CRIME CONTROL I: CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND SOCIAL POLICY
Introduction
On Deterrence - James Q Wilson
Giving Criminals Their Just Deserts - Andrew von Hirsch
The Value of Rehabilitation - Francis T Cullen and Karen E Gilbert
`Situational' Crime Prevention - Ronald V G Clarke
Theory and Practice
Social Crime Prevention Strategies in a Market Society - Elliot Currie
Abolitionism and Crime Control - Willem De Haan
The New Penology - Malcolm M Feeley and Jonathan Simon
PART FIVE: CRIME CONTROL II: SOCIAL CONTROL, DISCIPLINE AND REGULATION
Introduction
Crime, Authority and the Policeman-State - V A C Gatrell
The Carceral - Michel Foucault
The Punitive City - Stanley Cohen
From the Panopticon to Disney World - Clifford D Shearing and Philip C Stenning
The Development of Discipline
The Power of Law - Carol Smart
Reintegrative Shaming - John Braithwaite
PART SIX: WITHIN AND BEYOND CRIMINOLOGY
Introduction
The Failure of Criminology - Jock Young
The Need for a Radical Realism
Feminist Approaches to Criminology or Postmodern Woman Meets Atavistic Man - Carol Smart
Towards Transgression - Maureen Cain
New Directions in Feminist Criminology
Critical Women and Criminal Justice - Pat Carlen
The Limits to, and Potential of, Feminist and Left Realist Perspectives
Postmodernism and Critical Criminology - Alan Hunt
Human Rights and Crimes of the State - Stanley Cohen
The Culture of Denial
The Fragmentation of Criminology - Richard Ericson and Kevin Carriere
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