Understanding criminology : current theoretical debates
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書誌事項
Understanding criminology : current theoretical debates
（Crime and justice / series editor, Mike Maguire）
Open University Press, 2003
2nd ed
- : hbk
- : pbk
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注記
Previous ed.: 1998
Includes bibliographical references (p. [159]-168) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
What does contemporary criminological theory look like?
What impact does it have on policy?
What might its future be?
This substantially revised and updated text provides the student with an accessible understanding of the current nature of criminological theory. Its main focus is on development in criminological theorising over the past twenty-five years paying particular attention to 'right realism', 'left realism' and developments arising from the influence of theorising around gender. The relationship of criminological theory and knowledge to current policy agendas is given particular attention in this second edition, and a key concern of the text is to paint a picture for the student of the complex interplay between criminology, criminal justice, social justice and politics. The author concludes by offering an insight into some of the theoretical concerns that might better inform the future development of criminological theory. In all, this represents an ideal theoretical text for students of criminology and trainees in criminal justice, including clear summaries, an expanded glossary and suggestions for further reading.
目次
Series foreword - Preface - Introduction: some key problems in criminology - Perspectives in criminological theory - Understanding 'right realism' - Understanding 'left realism' - Gendering the criminal - Crime, politics and welfare - Criminal victimisation, politics and welfare - Conclusion: new directions for criminology? - Glossary - Bibliography - Index.
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