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a| The Oxford handbook of criminology /
c| edited by Mike Maguire, Rod Morgan and Robert Reiner.
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a| Handbook of criminology
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a| 5th ed.
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a| Oxford :
b| Oxford University Press,
c| c2012.
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a| xxiii, 1029 p. :
b| ill. ;
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a| Previous ed.: 2007.
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a| Includes bibliographical references and index.
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a| Criminology.
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a| Criminology
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a| Maguire, Mike.
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a| Morgan, Rodney.
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a| Reiner, Robert,
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t| Notes On Contributors
p| xvii
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t| Introduction To The Fifth Edition
c| Rod Morgan
f| Morgan, Rod
p| xx
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t| Guided Tour Of The Online Resource Centre
p| xxii
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l| pt. I
t| CRIMINOLOGY: HISTORY AND THEORY
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l| 1.
t| Situating Criminology: On The Production And Consumption Of Knowledge About Crime And Justice
c| Richard Sparks
f| Sparks, Richard
p| 3
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t| Introduction: More ̀Footprints in the Sand'
p| 3
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t| The Field of Criminology
p| 7
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t| The Object(s) of Criminology
p| 15
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t| The Consumption of Criminology
p| 25
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t| Criminology and Beyond: Crime, Punishment, and Democratic Politics
p| 29
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l| 2.
t| Sociological Theories Of Crime
c| Paul Rock
f| Rock, Paul
p| 39
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t| Introduction: The Development of Criminology in Britain
p| 39
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t| Sociological Criminology
p| 43
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t| Crime and Control
p| 44
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t| Crime, Control, and Space
p| 54
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t| Radical Criminology
p| 59
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t| Functionalist Criminology
p| 63
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t| Signification
p| 65
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t| Criminology as an Eclectic Discipline
p| 70
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t| Prospects for the Future
p| 71
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l| 3.
t| Criminological Psychology
c| Clive R. Hollin
f| Hollin, Clive R.
p| 81
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t| Introduction
p| 81
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t| The Growth of Psychology as an Academic Discipline
p| 82
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t| Psychology and Criminology: Early Accord
p| 84
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t| Psychology and Criminology: The Parting of the Ways
p| 86
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t| Psychology and Criminology: Little Common Ground
p| 89
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t| Psychology and Criminology: Not on Speaking Terms
p| 94
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t| Psychology and Criminology: Return to Cordiality?
p| 101
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t| Concluding Comment
p| 106
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l| 4.
t| Cultural Criminology
c| Jock Young
f| Young, Jock
p| 113
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t| Introduction
p| 113
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t| For a Sociologically Inspired Criminology
p| 113
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t| Criminology and Culture
p| 115
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t| Cultural Criminology: Does it have any Policy Implications?
p| 117
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t| The Square of Crime and the Possibility of a Cultural Realism
p| 119
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t| Is Cultural Criminology Necessarily Idiographic?
p| 121
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t| Transgressive Subjects: Uncovering the Meanings and Emotions of Crime
p| 122
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t| Inside the ̀Hall of Mirrors': Media, Representation, and the Commodification of Crime
p| 124
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t| Dangerous Knowledge and the Method(s) of Cultural Criminology
p| 128
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t| Conclusion
p| 133
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l| 5.
t| Comparing Criminal Justice
c| David Nelken
f| Nelken, David
p| 138
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t| Why Study Criminal Justice Comparatively?
p| 139
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t| Approaches to Comparison
p| 143
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t| Methods of Comparative Research
p| 149
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l| pt. II
t| SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONS OF CRIME AND CRIME CONTROL
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l| 6.
t| Legal Constructions Of Crime
c| Lucia Zedner
f| Zedner, Lucia
p| 159
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t| Criminal Law, Criminology, and Criminalization
p| 160
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t| Criminalization in Historical Perspective: Descriptive, Analytical, and Explanatory Approaches
p| 164
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t| The Shifting Boundaries of Contemporary Criminal Law
p| 173
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t| Limits on Criminalization: The Contribution of Criminology
p| 176
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l| 7.
t| Overtaking On The Left? The Politics Of Law And Order In The ̀Big Society'
c| Rod Morgan
f| Morgan, Rod
p| 182
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t| Introduction
p| 182
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t| British General Elections and ̀Law and Order' 1945-2010
p| 183
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t| Crime and the ̀Big Society': A New Conservatism?
p| 189
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t| From Pressure Groups to Policy-Making: Recent Developments
p| 195
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t| Matters of Scandal and Concern
p| 197
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t| Conclusion
p| 203
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l| 8.
t| Criminal Statistics And The Construction Of Crime
c| Mike Maguire
f| Maguire, Mike
p| 206
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t| Introduction
p| 206
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t| The Òfficial Statistics'
p| 207
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t| The Expansion and ̀Pluralization' of Crime Data
p| 226
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t| The Uncertain Future of the Òfficial Statistics'
p| 234
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l| 9.
t| Mediated Mayhem: Media, Crime, Criminal Justice
c| Robert Reiner
f| Reiner, Robert
p| 245
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t| Introduction: Cops, Crooks, and Culture---The Reach of Mediated Images
p| 245
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t| The Content and Consequences of Media Representations of Crime: A Brief Review of Empirical Research
p| 247
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t| The Causes of Media Representations of Crime
p| 262
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t| Observers or Players? The Media and Crime in Postmodernity
p| 269
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l| 10.
t| Public Opinion, Crime, And Criminal Justice
c| Julian V. Roberts
f| Roberts, Julian V.
p| 279
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t| Public Knowledge of Crime and Criminal Justice
p| 280
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t| Public Attitudes to Criminal Justice
p| 283
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t| Relationship between Knowledge and Opinion
p| 287
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t| Trust, Confidence, and Perceived Legitimacy
p| 289
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l| pt. III
t| DIMENSIONS OF CRIME
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l| 11.
t| Casino Capital's Crimes: Political Economy, Crime, And Criminal Justice
c| Robert Reiner
f| Reiner, Robert
p| 301
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t| Introduction: Political Economy and Crime: Return of the Repressed?
p| 301
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t| Political Economy and Criminological Theory
p| 304
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t| Economic Factors and Crime: What is the Empirical Evidence?
p| 313
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t| Political Economies, Crime, and Criminal Justice: Comparative and Historical Perspectives
p| 319
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t| Conclusion: Markets, Meaning, Morals
p| 327
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l| 12.
t| Gender And Crime
c| Marisa Silvestri
f| Silvestri, Marisa
p| 336
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t| Introduction
p| 336
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t| The Early Feminist Critique of Criminology
p| 336
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t| Women, Girls, and Crime
p| 339
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t| Gender, Crime, and History
p| 344
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t| Gender and Policing
p| 346
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t| Theorizing Men, Masculinities, and Crime
p| 348
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t| Gender and Justice
p| 350
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t| Working with Women Offenders in the Community
p| 355
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t| Concluding Thoughts
p| 361
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l| 13.
t| Ethnicities, Racism, Crime, And Criminal Justice
c| Ben Bowling
f| Bowling, Ben
p| 370
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t| Historical, Conceptual, and Contemporary Context
p| 371
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t| The Social Construction of Ethnicity and Criminality
p| 374
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t| Criminological Research and Statistics on Ethnicity and Crime
p| 375
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t| The Police and Policing Minority Ethnic Communities
p| 381
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t| The Criminal Justice Process
p| 384
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t| Conclusion
p| 391
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l| 14.
t| Victims, The Criminal Process, And Restorative Justice
c| Carolyn Hoyle
f| Hoyle, Carolyn
p| 398
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t| Introduction
p| 398
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t| The Nature and Distribution of Victimization
p| 399
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t| Victims' Movements and Victims' Justice
p| 405
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t| Victims in the Criminal Justice Process
p| 407
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t| Restorative Justice---A Move Away from the ̀Zero Sum' Logic?
p| 414
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t| Conclusion
p| 419
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l| 15.
t| Mentally Disordered Offenders, Mental Health, And Crime
c| Jill Peay
f| Peay, Jill
p| 426
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t| Policy Development in England and Wales: A Context of Conflicting Themes
p| 427
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t| Mental Disorder and Offenders: A Case for Special Provision?
p| 430
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t| The Problem of Definition and Incidence
p| 432
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t| Mental Disorder, Offending Behaviour, and Treatment
p| 439
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t| Protective Sentencing: Procedural Safeguards versus Treatment
p| 443
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t| Conclusions
p| 445
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l| 16.
t| Developing Socio-Spatial Criminology
c| Anthony Bottoms
f| Bottoms, Anthony
p| 450
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t| Three Scholarly Traditions
p| 451
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t| The Organization of this Chapter
p| 457
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t| Neighbourhoods and Neighbourhood Effects
p| 458
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t| Specific Places and their Crime Problems
p| 470
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t| Incivilities: Breaches of Social Norms and their Consequences
p| 476
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t| Conclusion
p| 485
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l| 17.
t| Youth Crime And Justice: Rediscovering Devolution, Discretion, And Diversion?
c| Tim Newburn
f| Newburn, Tim
p| 490
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t| Introduction
p| 490
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t| Youth Culture and Offending
p| 491
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t| Youth Justice
p| 505
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t| Conclusion: Future Prospects
p| 523
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l| 18.
t| Critical Debates In Developmental And Life-Course Criminology
c| Susan McVie
f| McVie, Susan
p| 531
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t| Introduction
p| 531
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t| The Historical and Conceptual Emergence of Developmental Criminology
p| 532
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t| Key Concepts in Developmental and Life-Course Criminology
p| 537
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t| Theoretical Debates
p| 542
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t| Methodological Debates
p| 545
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t| Contributions to Policy and Practice
p| 550
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t| Conclusions
p| 555
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l| pt. IV
t| FORMS OF CRIME
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l| 19.
t| Violent Crime
c| Amanda Robinson
f| Robinson, Amanda
p| 563
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t| Introduction
p| 563
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t| Types of Violence: Relative Scale and Seriousness
p| 564
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t| Risks of Victimization
p| 570
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t| Explaining Violence
p| 574
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t| Responses to Violence
p| 583
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t| Conclusion
p| 588
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l| 20.
t| The Organization Of Serious Crimes For Gain
c| Michael Levi
f| Levi, Michael
p| 595
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t| Introduction
p| 595
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t| Policy Responses and Models of Organized Crime
p| 597
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t| Analytical Issues in Defining the Nature of Òrganized Crime'
p| 600
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t| The Nature of Organized Crime and Ìts' Markets
p| 603
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t| Skills and Prerequisites for Crime
p| 606
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t| Criminal Careers
p| 607
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t| Drug Trafficking Networks and Offender Characteristics
p| 608
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t| Profits from Organized Crime and Money Laundering
p| 609
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t| The Evolution of Crime Organization
p| 612
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t| Summary and Conclusions
p| 615
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l| 21.
t| White-Collar And Corporate Crime
c| David Nelken
f| Nelken, David
p| 623
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t| Introduction
p| 623
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t| Seven Types of Ambiguity
p| 627
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t| White-Collar Crime as a Contested Concept
p| 628
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t| Is White-Collar Crime Really Crime?
p| 631
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t| Explaining the Causes of White-Collar Crime
p| 632
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t| White-Collar Crime in its Everyday Settings
p| 638
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t| The Ambivalent Response to White-Collar Crime
p| 642
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t| White-Collar Crime as an Index of Social Change
p| 648
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t| The Collateral Costs of Control
p| 650
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t| Corporate Crime and the 2008 Financial Crash: Theft as Property?
p| 651
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l| 22.
t| Terrorism And Counter-Terrorism
c| Michael Levi
f| Levi, Michael
p| 660
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t| Introduction
p| 660
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t| The Idea of Terrorism
p| 661
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t| Terrorism as a ̀Career'
p| 664
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t| Counter-Terrorism
p| 671
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t| Social Reactions to Terrorism
p| 679
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t| Conclusion: From Terrorism to Terrorisms
p| 682
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l| 23.
t| Drugs, Alcohol, And Crime
c| Nigel South
f| South, Nigel
p| 686
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t| Introduction
p| 686
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t| A Review of Trends in Drug and Alcohol Use: 1950s to 2011
p| 686
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t| The Control of Drugs: Britain and the Global Context
p| 694
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t| Law Enforcement and Drugs Prevention: Criminal Justice and Multi-Agency Initiatives
p| 701
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t| Drugs, Alcohol, and Crime
p| 704
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t| Conclusions
p| 709
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l| 24.
t| State Crime: A Dialectical View
c| Tony Ward
f| Ward, Tony
p| 717
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t| State Crime in the World
p| 717
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t| States as Criminal Actors
p| 719
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t| State Crime and Human Rights
p| 720
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t| State Crime in Academia
p| 721
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t| Explaining State Crime
p| 724
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t| Researching State Crime
p| 730
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t| Conclusion
p| 735
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l| pt. V
t| REACTIONS TO CRIME
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l| 25.
t| Governing Security: Pluralization, Privatization, And Polarization In Crime Control And Policing
c| Trevor Jones
f| Jones, Trevor
p| 743
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t| Conceptual Issues: Security and Governance
p| 744
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t| Empirical Claims: The Changing Face of Security Governance
p| 748
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t| Normative Debates and Policy Proposals: Nodal Governance or Restating Security?
p| 758
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t| Conclusion
p| 764
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l| 26.
t| Crime Prevention And Community Safety
c| Karen Evans
f| Evans, Karen
p| 769
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t| The Fall and Rise of Prevention
p| 770
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t| Conceptualizing Prevention
p| 772
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t| Situational Crime Prevention
p| 773
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t| Social-Developmental Crime Prevention
p| 781
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t| Community Crime Prevention
p| 784
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t| The Rise of Preventive Governance in the UK
p| 788
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t| Conclusions
p| 800
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l| 27.
t| Policing And The Police
c| Robert Reiner
f| Reiner, Robert
p| 806
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t| Introduction: Criminology and Policing
p| 806
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t| The Development of Police Research
p| 806
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t| ̀Police' and ̀Policing'
p| 808
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t| Police Discretion: Its Nature, Operation, and Control
p| 809
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t| Ǹew Tricks': Innovative Policing Strategies
p| 818
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t| Pluralization
p| 822
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t| Internationalization
p| 825
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t| Conclusion: Futures of Policing
p| 828
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l| 28.
t| From Suspect To Trial
c| Richard Young
f| Young, Richard
p| 838
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t| Models of Criminal Justice
p| 838
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t| Police Decisions Òn the Street'
p| 841
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t| Detention in the Police Station
p| 846
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t| Whether or not to Prosecute
p| 853
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t| Pre-Trial Processes
p| 857
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t| Conclusion
p| 860
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l| 29.
t| Sentencing: Theory, Principle, And Practice
c| Julian Roberts
f| Roberts, Julian
p| 866
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t| Rationales for Sentencing
p| 866
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t| The Mechanics of Sentencing in England and Wales
p| 872
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t| Sentencing Patterns in England and Wales
p| 876
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t| Sentencing Guidelines
p| 881
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t| Legislative Requirements for Custodial Sentences
p| 885
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t| Aggravation and Mitigation at Sentencing
p| 887
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t| ̀Dangerousness' Sentences
p| 888
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t| Custodial Sentences and Executive Release
p| 890
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t| Conclusions
p| 891
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l| 30.
t| Prison Life, Penal Power, And Prison Effects
c| Ben Crewe
f| Crewe, Ben
p| 895
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t| Introduction
p| 895
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t| Prison Use, Political Economy, and Penal Policy
p| 896
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t| The Aims, Effectiveness, and Recent History of Imprisonment
p| 898
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t| Legitimacy and Order in Prison
p| 902
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t| Power, Coercion, and the Changing Shape of Prison Life
p| 903
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t| Prison Social Life and Culture
p| 909
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t| Women's Imprisonment and Gender
p| 916
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t| Suicides, Suicide Attempts, and the Effects of Imprisonment
p| 918
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t| Privatization
p| 920
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t| Conclusion
p| 923
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l| 31.
t| Community Penalties, Probation, And Offender Management
c| Peter Raynor
f| Raynor, Peter
p| 928
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t| Introduction: Slippery Concepts in Unstable Times
p| 928
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t| Current Community Penalties in England and Wales
p| 929
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t| The History: Probation as Social Work
p| 931
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t| Alternatives to Custody: Probation as Diversion
p| 933
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t| Just Deserts and ̀Punishment in the Community'
p| 935
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t| Community Penalties and Crime Reduction: The Rediscovery of Rehabilitation
p| 936
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t| What Worked and What Didn't?
p| 938
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t| After Ẁhat Works', What Next? Managerialism, Politics, and NOMS
p| 941
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t| Conclusion: The End of Probation, or a ̀Rehabilitation Revolution'?
p| 944
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l| 32.
t| Out Of Court, Out Of Sight? Criminal Sanctions And Non-Judicial Decision-Making
c| Mike Maguire
f| Maguire, Mike
p| 955
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t| Introduction
p| 955
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t| Out-of-Court Sanctions
p| 956
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t| ̀Back Door' Sentencing? Early Release, Parole, and Indeterminate Sentences
p| 967
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t| Concluding Thoughts
p| 981
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l| 33.
t| Offender Treatment And Rehabilitation: What Works?
c| Friedrich Losel
f| Losel, Friedrich
p| 986
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t| From Ǹothing Works' to Ẁhat Works'
p| 987
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t| Various Types of Correctional Programmes
p| 989
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t| Moderators of Treatment Effects
p| 995
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t| Broader Approaches to Ẁhat Works' in Practice
p| 1002
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t| Controversies about Ẁhat Works'
p| 1005
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t| Conclusions and Perspectives
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