Newburn,Tim (Ed.) <br/><br/>
Key readings in criminology 
edited by Tim Newburn. 
 - U.K. :   Willan Pub.,  2009. 
 - 908 p. 
<br/><br/> Table of Contents:<br/><br/>Chapter 1. Understanding crime and criminology <br/>Chapter 2. Crime and punishment in history <br/>Chapter 3. Crime data and trends <br/>Chapter 4. Crime and the media <br/>Chapter 5. Classicism and positivism <br/>Chapter 6. Biological positivism <br/>Chapter 7. Psychological positivism <br/>Chapter 8. Durkheim, anomie and strain <br/>Chapter 9. The Chicago School, culture and subculsultures <br/>Chapter 10. Interactionalism and labelling theory<br/>Chapter 11. Control theories <br/>Chapter 12. Radical and critical criminology <br/>Chapter 13. Left anf right realism <br/>Chapter 14. Contemporary classicism<br/>Chapter 15. Feminist criminology<br/>Chapter 16. Late modernity, governmentality and risk <br/>Chapter 17. Victims, victimization and victimology <br/>Chapter 18. White-collar and corporate crime <br/>Chapter 19. Organised crime <br/>Chapter 20. Violent and property crime <br/>Chapter 21. Drugs and alcohol <br/>Chapter 22. Penology and punishment <br/>Chapter 23. Understanding criminal justice <br/>Chapter 24. Crime prevention and community safety <br/>Chapter 25. Police and policing <br/>Chapter 26. Criminal courts and the court process <br/>Chapter 27. Sentencing and non-custodial penalties <br/>Chapter 28. Prisons and imprisonment <br/>Chapter 29. Youth crime and youth justice <br/>Chapter 30. Restorative justice <br/>Chapter 31. Race, crime and justice <br/>Chapter 32. Gender, crime and justice <br/>Chapter 33. Criminal and forensic psychology <br/>Chapter 34. Globalisation, terrorism and human rights <br/>Chapter 35. Doing criminological research.<br/>Index 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781843924029 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Criminology.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>364  / NEW/KEY