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Volume 1introduction, by Philip BeanPart 1: Understanding Deviance1. N. Morris and N. Hawkins, The Honest Politicians Guide to Crime Control, pp.2-28 (University of Chicago Press,1970)2. B. Krisberg and J. F. Austin, Reinventing Juvenile Justice, pp.171-187 (Sage, 1993)3. W. Chambliss 'State Organised Crime,' Criminology, Vol.27, No. 2, pp. 183-208, 19894. E. H. Sutherland 'Is white collar crime crime?' American Sociological Review, Vol.10, pp.132-139, 19455. R. Hood 'Capital Punishment' in Tonry M. (ed) Handbook of Crime and Punishment, pp.739-776 (Oxford University Press, 1998)6. Crime and Justice Vol. 4, pp.145-189 (University of Chicago Press, 1982)7. A. J. Reiss and J. A. Roth (eds) Understanding and Preventing Violence, pp.132-145 (National Academy Press,8. P. T. Bean Drugs and Crime, pp. 1-13 (Willan Publishing, 2001)9. R. Martinson 'What Works', The Public Interest Vol. 35 (Spring), pp.22-54, 1974Part 2: Classical Theories of Deviance.10. C. Beccaria 'Of Crimes and Punishments,' in A. Manzoni The Column of Infamy, translated by Foster K. and Grigson J., pp.11-20; 55-66; and 91-96 (Oxford University Press, 1964)11. J. Bentham An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation, pp.170-177 (1962)12. T. M. Knox Hegel`s Philosophy of Right, pp.68-73 (Oxford University Press)13. P. W. Tappan 'Who is the criminal?' American Sociological Review Vol. 12, pp.96-102, 194714. R. V. Clarke 'Situational Crime Prevention: Theory and Practice,' British Journal of Criminology, Vol. 20, pp.136-147, 198015. K. Pease 'Repeat Victimization; taking stock,' Home Office Police Research Oxford University Press Research Study, pp.3-15, 199816. O. Newman Defensible Space Crime prevention through design, pp.1-21 (Architectural Press, 1972)17. L. Cohen and M. Felson 'Social change and crime rate trends; a routine activity approach,' American Sociological Review Vol. 44. (August) pp.588-608, 197918. T. Bennett and R. Wright 'Constraints to Burglary,' in R. Clark and T. Hope (ed) Coping with Burglary, pp. 181-200 (Kluwer Nijhoff, 1984)Volume IIPart 3: Positivist Theories of Deviance19. B. Wootton Social Science and Social Pathology, pp. 301-328 (George Allen and Unwin, 1959)20. E. Ferri Criminal Sociology, pp.92-110 (D.Appleton, 1914)21. C. Goring The English Convict. pp.184-213 (HMSO, 1913)22. E. Durkheim The Rules Of Sociological Method, pp. 50-59 (MacMillan, 1982)23. T. Sellin Culture Conflict and Crime, pp.17-32 (Social Science Research Council 1938)24.L. T. Wilkins 'The concept of cause,' Issues in Criminology. Vol. 3 No.2, pp.147-165, 196825. D. West and Farrington, The Delinquent way of Life, pp.159-164 (1977)26. A. Quetelet Research on the Propensity for Crime at Different Ages, Translated by S. F. Sylveski pp. 3-16, 64-75 (Anderson, 1831)27. D. Black 'The Boundaries of Law,' Yale Law Journal Vol. 81, pp.1086-1100, 197228. E. Sutherland and D. Cressey Principles of Criminology, (7th Edition), pp.426-432 (J.P. Lippincott, 1966)Part 4: Culture Subculture and Community29. C. Shaw Delinquency Areas, pp.11-21 (University of Chicago Press, 1929) 30. C. Shaw The JackRoller, pp.47-56 (University of Chicago Press, 1966)31. T. Morris The Criminal Area, pp.118-130 (Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1957)32. A. K. Cohen Delinquent Boys, pp.73-96 (Routledge & Kegan Paul) 33. R. Cloward and L.E. Ohlin Delinquency and Opportunity, pp.124-143 (The Free Press, 1960)34. D. Do