The SAGE handbook of criminological theory / edited by Eugene McLaughlin and Tim Newburn.
The purpose of this handbook is to provide readers with a clear overview of criminological theory, enabling them to reflect critically upon the variety of positions, traditional and emergent, that make up the discipline at the beginning of the 21st century.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Eugene McLaughlin and Tim Newburn
- Part 1: Contemporary criminological theory. 1. Genetics and crime / Laura A. Baker, Catherine Tuvblad and Adrian Raine
- 2. Individual differences and offending / Darrick Jolliffe and David F. Farrington
- 3. Social learning theory: process and structure in criminal and deviant behavior / Ron L. Akers and Gary F. Jensen
- 4. Street collectives and group delinquency: social disorganization, subcultures and beyond / Simon Hallsworth and Tara Young
- 5. Strain theories / Robert Agnew and Timothy Brezina
- 6. Control theories / Ray Paternoster and Ronet Bachman
- 7. Labelling, social reaction and social constructionism / John Muncie
- 8. Critical criminology / Eugene McLaughlin
- 9. Integrative criminology / Gregg Barak
- 10. Realist criminology revisited / Roger Matthews
- 11. Routine activities / Sharon Chamard
- 12. Feminist perspectives in criminology: a review with Gen Y in mind / Kathleen Daly
- Part 2: New directions in criminological theory. 13. Life-course and developmental theories in criminology / David P. Farrington
- 14.Crime science / Ronald V. Clarke
- 15. Psychosocial criminology / Tony Jefferson
- 16. Cultural criminology: the loose can[n]on / Jeff Ferrell
- 17. Governmental criminology / Pat O'Malley
- 18. New institutionalism in criminology: approaches, theories and themes / Susanne Karstedt
- 19. Defiance, compliance and consilience: a general theory of criminology / Lawrence W. Sherman
- 20. A vision of race, crime and justice through the lens of critical race theory / Lee E. Ross
- 21. A green criminology perspective / Rob White
- 22. Global criminology / Katja Franko Aas
- 3. Penology / Michael Cavadino
- 4. Approaches to victims and victimisation / Paul Rock
- 25. News media criminology / Chris Greer.