著者紹介

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INTRODUCING CRIME AND CRIMINOLOGY; 1. What is crime? Contrastingdefinitions and perspectives; 2. History of crime; 3. What do crimestatistics tell us?; 4. Theoretical criminology 1 Criminological theory: astarting point; 5. Theoretical criminology 2 Just theory: theory, crime andcriminal justice; 6. Psychology and crime: understanding the interface; 7.Crime and culture; 8. Crime and media: understanding the connections; FORMSOF CRIME; 9. Crime and everyday life; 10. Drugs, alcohol and crime; 11.Violent crime; 12. Sex crime; 13. Corporate crime; 14. Organised crime; 15.Terrorism and state crime; SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF CRIME; 16. Economicmarginalisation, poverty, social exclusion and crime; 17. Gender and Crime;18. 'Race', ethnicity and crime; 19. Youth crime and youth justice; 20. Olderoffenders, crime, and the criminal justice system; RESPONSES TO CRIME; 21.The politics of law and order; 22. The criminal justice system; 23. Victims;24. Policing; 25. Punishment in the community; 26. Prisons; 27. Surveillance:theoretical models recent developments and contemporary research issues