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Varieties of criminology : readings from a dynamic discipline

Title: Varieties of criminology : readings from a dynamic discipline / edited by Gregg Barak.
Publication: Westport, Conn. : Praeger, 1994.

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Additional Authors

Barak, Gregg.

Description

viii, 304 pages : illustrations; 24 cm.

Series Statement

Praeger series in criminology and crime control policy, 1060-3212

Uniform Title

Praeger series in criminology and crime control policy.

Subject

Bibliography (note)

Contents

Introduction : criminological theory in the "postmodernist" era / Gregg Barak -- Biological and neuropsychiatric approaches to criminal behavior / C. Ray Jeffery -- Crime and psychology of mind : a neo-cognitive view of delinquency / Thomas M. Kelley -- Human ecology and social disorganization revisit delinquency in Little Rock / Jeffery T. Walker -- Strain, relative deprivation, and middle-class delinquency / Velmer S. Burton, Jr. and R. Gregory Dunaway -- Social control, family structure, and delinquency / Joseph H. Rankin and I. Edward Wells -- The collective reality of crime : an integrative approach to the causes and consequences of the criminal event / Frank Schmalleger and Ted Alleman -- A neofunctionalist model of crime and crime control / Thomas O'Connor -- Confronting the agenda of authority : critical criminology, anarchism, and urban graffiti / Jeff Ferrell.
Young people, culture, and the construction of crime : doing wrong versus doing crime / Mike Presdee -- Crime, excitement, and modernity / Pat O'Malley and Stephen Mugford -- Gender and justice : feminist contributions to criminology / Susan Caulfield and Nancy Wonders -- Law, ideology, and subjectivity : a semiotic perspective on crime and justice / Dragan Milovanovic -- Crime, criminology, and human rights : toward an understanding of state criminality / Gregg Barak.

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93014138

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Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library