International criminology : a critical introduction / Rob Watts, Judith Bessant and Richard Hil.
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I. Theoretical traditions and historical perspectives
- Ch. 1. What is crime? How criminologists think about crime
- Ch. 2. The origins of modern criminology
- Ch. 3. The consolidation of modern criminology
- Ch. 4. Dissenting criminology
- Pt. II. Issues in contemporary criminology
- Ch. 5. A short guide to reading and thinking about criminology
- Ch. 6. Explaining crime: unemployment and crime
- Ch. 7. Explaining crime: crime and the family
- Ch. 8. Criminology and the lure of crime prevention
- Ch. 9. Victims and victimology
- Ch. 10. Critical absences: criminology and corporate crime
- Ch. 11. Critical absences: criminology and crimes of the state
- Conclusion: towards a reflexive criminology.
