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1. Introduction, Michelle Brown and Eamonn Carrabine Part 1: Foundations - History, Theory, Methods 2. Law, Evidence and Representation, Katherine Biber 3. Social Science and Visual Culture, Eamonn Carrabine 4.Art History and the Rhetoric of the Image, Neil Cox 5.Visual Criminology and the Decisive Moment, Jeff Ferrell 6.Criminology and the Visual Essay, Bruce Hoffman 7.Visual Research Methods, Luc Pawells 8. The concerned criminologist: Refocusing the humanitarian ethos of socially committed photographic research, Cecile Van de Voorde Part II: Images and Crime 9. Visual Representation in Film of Corporate Crime, Gray Cavender and Nancy Jurik 10. Capturing the Criminal Image, Jonathan Finn 11. Crime, Philosophy, and the Streets of Gotham, Thomas Giddens 12.Visual Images and Criminal Cues, Mark Hamm 13.Documentary Filmmaking and Criminology, Keith Hayward and David Richmond 14.Representing the Paedophile, Steven Kohm 15.Neo-Noir and the Urban Field, Gareth Millington 16.Mediated Suffering, Sandra Walklate 17.Graffiti and Urban Aesthetics, Alsion Young Part III: Images and Criminal Justice 18.The Punitive Gaze: How Does the Photograph Punish, Phil Carney 19. Offender Supervision in Europe, Nicola Carr, Gwen Robinson and Anne Worrall 20.The Role of the Visual in the Restoration of Social Order, Tony Kearon 21. The Supervisible, Fergus McNeill, Wendy Fitzgibbon, Marguerite Schinkel and Jenny Wicks 22. The Aesthetics and Anaesthetics of Prison Architecture, Yvonne Jewkes, Dominique Moran and Ellie Slee 23. Representing the State: police power in the social media age, Travis Linneman 24.Criminal Justice at the Movies, Nicole Rafter 25.Seeing Crime Like a State, Jonathan Simon Part IV: Ethics and the Visual 26.Public Anthropology and the Ethics of Representation, Philippe Bourgois and Jeff Schonberg 27. Television Witnessing and the Moral Imagination, Lilie Chouliaraki 28.The Digital Mugshot Industry, Danielle Dirks 29. A "Place of Loathing and Longing": Unpacking the Home and its Relationship to On-Screen Violence, Michael Fiddler 30. A Picture of Innocence: Social Media Forensics, Lieves Gies 31. Crimesploitation, Daniel LaChance and Paul Kaplan 32. Asylum Seekers and Moving Images, Maggie O’Neill Part V: Accusing Images 33. Critical Images of Colonialism, Chris Cuneen 34. On the "Massacre of the Innocents, Simon Cottle and Kate Evans 35. Territorial Coding in Street Art and Censure, Ronnie Lippens 36.Atrocity Images and Genocidal Photography, Wayne Morrison 37.Documentary, Criminalization, and Social Movements, Brett Story 38.Cultural Memory and Dark Tourism, Jacqueline Wilson Part VI: Future Directions 39.See and Seeing as: Building a Politics of Vision and Visibility in Criminology, Sarah Armstrong 40.Environmental Harm and Crime in Art: Representations and Resistance, Avi Brisman 41.The Criminologist as Visual Scholar in a Global Mediascape, Michelle Brown 42.Social Inequalities in Virtual Gaming Communities, Kishonna Gray 43.Spatialization and Carceral Geographies, Dominique Moran 44. Fascinated Receptivity and the Visual Unconscious of Crime, Stephen Pfohl 45.Photoethnography and the Countervisual, Judah Schept 46.Jus De(s)erts? Crime and Punishment in the Italian Last Judgement, Lisa Wade.