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Volume One: The Meaning of Crime: Definition, Representation and SocialConstruction PART ONE: DEFINITION Crime, Law and Social Science - J Michaeland M Adler Who Is the Criminal? - P R Tappan White-Collar Criminality - E HSutherland The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Prison - J Reiman Defendersof Order or Guardians of Human Rights - H Schwendinger and J SchwendingerSocial Harm Definitions of Crime - L Tifft The Prism of Crime - S Henry and MM Lanier Arguments for an Integrated Definition of Crime CriticalCriminology and the Concept of Crime - L Hulsman PART TWO: REPRESENTATIONBias in the Newspaper Reporting of Crime News - J Ditton and J DuffyRepetitive Retribution - C R Sanders and E Lyon Media Images and theCultural Construction of Criminal Justice The Construction of Crime News - YJewkes What Makes Crime 'News'? - J Katz Mods, Rockers and the Rest - S CohenCommunity Reactions to Juvenile Delinquency The Amplification of Drug Use- J Young Rethinking Moral Panic for Multi-Mediated Social Worlds - AMcRobbie and S Thornton Moral Panics as Cultural Politics - S Cohen Crime andthe Media - R Osborne From Media Studies to Postmodernism PART THREE:SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION Chapter One from Outsiders: Studies in the Sociology ofDeviance - H Becker The Media's Role in the Definition of Crime - R Suretteand C Otto The Criminalization of Conduct - W J Chambliss Crime as Category -Domestic and Globalized - L Nader Volume Two: The Causes of Crime PART ONE:ORIGINS OF CRIMINOLOGY: CLASSICISM AND POSITIVISM On Crimes and Punishments -C Beccaria Of the Development of the Propensity to Crime - A Quetelet Crime -C Lombroso Its Causes and Remedies PART TWO: BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICALEXPLANATIONS Antisocial Behaviour - A Raine and P Venables Evolution,Genetics, Neuropsychology and Psychophysiology Role of Genotype in the Cycleof Violence in Maltreated Children - A Caspi et al Crime and Personality - HJ Eysenck The Concentration of Offending in Families - D Farrington, G Barnesand S Lambert PART THREE: SOCIOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS Social Structure andAnomie - R Merton Chapter One of Delinquency, Crime and DifferentialAssociation - D Cressey Illegitimate Means, Anomie and Deviant Behaviour - RCloward Foundation for a General Strain Theory of Crime and Delinquency - RAgnew Deviant Places - R Stark A Theory of the Ecology of Crime PART FOUR:RATIONAL CHOICE AND REALIST EXPLANATIONS Chapter 13 of Thinking about Crime,Second Edition - J Q Wilson Psychology and Crime - R V G Clarke BrokenWindows - J Q Wilson and G Kelling Routine Activities and Crime Prevention inthe Developing Metropolis - M Felson Underclass - C Murray The CrisisDeepens Ten Points of Realism - J Young Crime and Market Society - E CurrieLessons from the USA Volume Three: Radical and Critical Criminologies PARTONE: ANTI-POSITIVISM: INTERACTIONISM AND LABELLING Point of View - ETannenbaum Techniques of Neutralization - G M Sykes and D Matza A Theoryof Delinquency The Concept of Secondary Deviation - E Lemert Whose Side AreWe on? - H Becker PART TWO: MARXIST CRIMINOLOGIES Criminality and EconomicConditions - W Bonger Towards a Political Economy of Crime - W ChamblissCrime and the Development of Capitalism - R Quinney PART THREE: CRITICALCRIMINOLOGIES Conclusion Chapter of The New Criminology - I Taylor, P Waltonand J Young Drifting into a Law and Order Society - S Hall The Politics ofAbolition - T Mathiesen Prison Talk - C Gordon PART FOUR: FEMINISTCRIMINOLOGIES AND GENDER STUDIES Redressing the Balance - C Smart Feminismand Criminology - K Daly and M Chesney-Lind Feminist Approaches toCriminology or Postmodern Woman Meets Atavistic Man - C Smart Masculinitiesand Crime - T Jefferson PART FIVE: CRITICAL ANALYSIS AND CRITICAL RESEARCHState Crime, Human Rights and the Limits of Criminology - P Green and T WardScrutinizing the Powerful - S Tombs and D Whyte Crime, ContemporaryPolitical Economy and Critical Social Research Towards a Criminology of Warin Europe - R Jamieson Criminological Verstehen - J Ferrell Inside theImmediacy of Crime