Roger Hopkins Burke
An Introduction to Criminological Theory
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An Introduction to Criminological Theory
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This book provides a comprehensive and up-to-date introduction to criminological theory for students taking courses in criminology at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
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This book provides a comprehensive and up-to-date introduction to criminological theory for students taking courses in criminology at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 1264
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Januar 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm
- ISBN-13: 9781032222349
- ISBN-10: 1032222344
- Artikelnr.: 70975315
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 1264
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Januar 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm
- ISBN-13: 9781032222349
- ISBN-10: 1032222344
- Artikelnr.: 70975315
Roger Hopkins Burke is Visiting Professor at the University of Derby and an independent consultant. He is the author of numerous books and articles in the areas of criminology, criminal justice and social philosophy with vast teaching and research experience.
1. Introduction: the rise and triumph of the modern Part One: The rational
actor model of crime and criminal behaviour 2. Classical criminology 3.
Populist conservative criminology 4. Contemporary rational actor theories
Part Two: The predestined actor model of crime and criminal behaviour 5.
Biological positivism 6. Psychological positivism 7. Sociological
positivism 8. Women and positivism Part Three: The victimized actor model
of crime and criminal behaviour 9. Labelling theories 10. Conflict and
radical theories 11. Critical criminology 12. Left realism Part Four:
Integrated theories of crime and criminal behaviour 13. Sociobiological
theories 14. Environmental theories 15. Social control theories 16.
Situational action theories 17. Bourdieau and criminology 18. Narrative
criminology 19. Problem-Solving Criminal Justice Part Five: Crimes in the
era of fragmented modernity 20. Fragmentation of modernity and the
postmodern condition 21. Constitutive criminology 22. Anarchist criminology
23. Cultural criminology 24. Cultural victimology 25. Globalization and
organised crime Part Six: Rediscovering critical criminology in neoliberal
society 26. Southern theory and criminology 27 Critical race theory 28.
Terrorism and state violence 29. Gender, feminism and masculinity 30. Green
and species criminology 31. Bio-critical criminology 32. Abolitionism and
convict criminology Part Seven: Crime in an age of austerity and pandemic
33. Criminality and the rise of political populism 34. Risk, surveillance
and social control 35. Ultra-realist criminology 36. Radical moral
communitarian criminology 37. Criminology in an age of austerity 38.
Epilogue: Crime and post Covid-19 society Criminological theory timeline
Glossary
actor model of crime and criminal behaviour 2. Classical criminology 3.
Populist conservative criminology 4. Contemporary rational actor theories
Part Two: The predestined actor model of crime and criminal behaviour 5.
Biological positivism 6. Psychological positivism 7. Sociological
positivism 8. Women and positivism Part Three: The victimized actor model
of crime and criminal behaviour 9. Labelling theories 10. Conflict and
radical theories 11. Critical criminology 12. Left realism Part Four:
Integrated theories of crime and criminal behaviour 13. Sociobiological
theories 14. Environmental theories 15. Social control theories 16.
Situational action theories 17. Bourdieau and criminology 18. Narrative
criminology 19. Problem-Solving Criminal Justice Part Five: Crimes in the
era of fragmented modernity 20. Fragmentation of modernity and the
postmodern condition 21. Constitutive criminology 22. Anarchist criminology
23. Cultural criminology 24. Cultural victimology 25. Globalization and
organised crime Part Six: Rediscovering critical criminology in neoliberal
society 26. Southern theory and criminology 27 Critical race theory 28.
Terrorism and state violence 29. Gender, feminism and masculinity 30. Green
and species criminology 31. Bio-critical criminology 32. Abolitionism and
convict criminology Part Seven: Crime in an age of austerity and pandemic
33. Criminality and the rise of political populism 34. Risk, surveillance
and social control 35. Ultra-realist criminology 36. Radical moral
communitarian criminology 37. Criminology in an age of austerity 38.
Epilogue: Crime and post Covid-19 society Criminological theory timeline
Glossary
1. Introduction: the rise and triumph of the modern Part One: The rational
actor model of crime and criminal behaviour 2. Classical criminology 3.
Populist conservative criminology 4. Contemporary rational actor theories
Part Two: The predestined actor model of crime and criminal behaviour 5.
Biological positivism 6. Psychological positivism 7. Sociological
positivism 8. Women and positivism Part Three: The victimized actor model
of crime and criminal behaviour 9. Labelling theories 10. Conflict and
radical theories 11. Critical criminology 12. Left realism Part Four:
Integrated theories of crime and criminal behaviour 13. Sociobiological
theories 14. Environmental theories 15. Social control theories 16.
Situational action theories 17. Bourdieau and criminology 18. Narrative
criminology 19. Problem-Solving Criminal Justice Part Five: Crimes in the
era of fragmented modernity 20. Fragmentation of modernity and the
postmodern condition 21. Constitutive criminology 22. Anarchist criminology
23. Cultural criminology 24. Cultural victimology 25. Globalization and
organised crime Part Six: Rediscovering critical criminology in neoliberal
society 26. Southern theory and criminology 27 Critical race theory 28.
Terrorism and state violence 29. Gender, feminism and masculinity 30. Green
and species criminology 31. Bio-critical criminology 32. Abolitionism and
convict criminology Part Seven: Crime in an age of austerity and pandemic
33. Criminality and the rise of political populism 34. Risk, surveillance
and social control 35. Ultra-realist criminology 36. Radical moral
communitarian criminology 37. Criminology in an age of austerity 38.
Epilogue: Crime and post Covid-19 society Criminological theory timeline
Glossary
actor model of crime and criminal behaviour 2. Classical criminology 3.
Populist conservative criminology 4. Contemporary rational actor theories
Part Two: The predestined actor model of crime and criminal behaviour 5.
Biological positivism 6. Psychological positivism 7. Sociological
positivism 8. Women and positivism Part Three: The victimized actor model
of crime and criminal behaviour 9. Labelling theories 10. Conflict and
radical theories 11. Critical criminology 12. Left realism Part Four:
Integrated theories of crime and criminal behaviour 13. Sociobiological
theories 14. Environmental theories 15. Social control theories 16.
Situational action theories 17. Bourdieau and criminology 18. Narrative
criminology 19. Problem-Solving Criminal Justice Part Five: Crimes in the
era of fragmented modernity 20. Fragmentation of modernity and the
postmodern condition 21. Constitutive criminology 22. Anarchist criminology
23. Cultural criminology 24. Cultural victimology 25. Globalization and
organised crime Part Six: Rediscovering critical criminology in neoliberal
society 26. Southern theory and criminology 27 Critical race theory 28.
Terrorism and state violence 29. Gender, feminism and masculinity 30. Green
and species criminology 31. Bio-critical criminology 32. Abolitionism and
convict criminology Part Seven: Crime in an age of austerity and pandemic
33. Criminality and the rise of political populism 34. Risk, surveillance
and social control 35. Ultra-realist criminology 36. Radical moral
communitarian criminology 37. Criminology in an age of austerity 38.
Epilogue: Crime and post Covid-19 society Criminological theory timeline
Glossary