This book contributes to the development of Caribbean Criminology, offers an overview of existing scientific empirical and theoretical work on crime and criminal justice in the Caribbean and explores the impact of post-colonialism.
This book contributes to the development of Caribbean Criminology, offers an overview of existing scientific empirical and theoretical work on crime and criminal justice in the Caribbean and explores the impact of post-colonialism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Katharina J. Joosen is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the NSCR, the Netherlands. She has coordinated the project Caribbean Women & Crime on pathways to offending among Dutch Caribbean women for which data has been collected in the Netherlands, Curacao and Aruba. Corin Bailey is a Senior Research Fellow at the Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies on the UWI, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados. He has been working on issues related to crime and violence in the Caribbean for approximately 13 years.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Corin Bailey Section A: Historical perspectives. 1. Reframing criminalized resistance strategies of female slaves in the Dutch Caribbean and Suriname during the era of colonialism Aspha Bijnaar Karin Lurvink and Katharina J. Joosen 2. Honour gender and violence in the Dutch Caribbean and Suriname Janine Janssen Section B: Crime and victimization. 3. Prevalence of public fraud and corruption in the Dutch Caribbean: Impacts of (post)colonialism explored P.C.M. (Nelly) Schotborgh - van de Ven 4. Ethnicity and crime victimization in Trinidad and Tobago Randy Seepersad and Scot Wortley 5. Child domestic slavery in Haiti Benedetta Faedi Duramy 6. The language of partner violence in the Caribbean: A decolonial feminist analysis Halimah A.F. DeShong 7. Participatory action research: Identifying and addressing sexual violence in St. Lucia Rebecca Hayes Christina DeJong Souyenne Dathorne and Velika Lawrence Section C: Causes and risk factors for offending. 8. The influence of gender on social capital resources and youth problem behaviour outcomes in Trinidad and Tobago Alvinelle Matthew 9. Trouble in paradise? Pathways to prison among Caribbean women incarcerated in the Netherlands Katharina J. Joosen 10. Constructing crime in Antigua: Perceptions of structural explanations of crime in post-colonial era Janeille Z. Matthews 11. Psychosis and crime among Caribbean migrants: A social defeat perspective David J. Vinkers 12. Crime identity and community: A post-colonial analysis on Kingston Jamaica Nicola D. Satchell Section D: Criminal justice systems and policies. 13. Perceptions of familial responsibility as a practical constraint in judicial decision-making: Focal concerns and gender bias in sentencing on the island of Barbados Corin Bailey 14. Intellectual disability among male prisoners in Bonaire: Translating and validating psychological and intellectual diagnostic tools in the local Creole language Micha van de Vorst 15. Crime control and punishment in Dominica: Perspectives of community leaders and offenders Kyra Paul 16. Migrant sex working or sex trafficking? Reflections on "trafficking in women": A Caribbean post-colonial perspective Joan Phillips 17. Discussion Katharina J. Joosen
Introduction Corin Bailey Section A: Historical perspectives. 1. Reframing criminalized resistance strategies of female slaves in the Dutch Caribbean and Suriname during the era of colonialism Aspha Bijnaar Karin Lurvink and Katharina J. Joosen 2. Honour gender and violence in the Dutch Caribbean and Suriname Janine Janssen Section B: Crime and victimization. 3. Prevalence of public fraud and corruption in the Dutch Caribbean: Impacts of (post)colonialism explored P.C.M. (Nelly) Schotborgh - van de Ven 4. Ethnicity and crime victimization in Trinidad and Tobago Randy Seepersad and Scot Wortley 5. Child domestic slavery in Haiti Benedetta Faedi Duramy 6. The language of partner violence in the Caribbean: A decolonial feminist analysis Halimah A.F. DeShong 7. Participatory action research: Identifying and addressing sexual violence in St. Lucia Rebecca Hayes Christina DeJong Souyenne Dathorne and Velika Lawrence Section C: Causes and risk factors for offending. 8. The influence of gender on social capital resources and youth problem behaviour outcomes in Trinidad and Tobago Alvinelle Matthew 9. Trouble in paradise? Pathways to prison among Caribbean women incarcerated in the Netherlands Katharina J. Joosen 10. Constructing crime in Antigua: Perceptions of structural explanations of crime in post-colonial era Janeille Z. Matthews 11. Psychosis and crime among Caribbean migrants: A social defeat perspective David J. Vinkers 12. Crime identity and community: A post-colonial analysis on Kingston Jamaica Nicola D. Satchell Section D: Criminal justice systems and policies. 13. Perceptions of familial responsibility as a practical constraint in judicial decision-making: Focal concerns and gender bias in sentencing on the island of Barbados Corin Bailey 14. Intellectual disability among male prisoners in Bonaire: Translating and validating psychological and intellectual diagnostic tools in the local Creole language Micha van de Vorst 15. Crime control and punishment in Dominica: Perspectives of community leaders and offenders Kyra Paul 16. Migrant sex working or sex trafficking? Reflections on "trafficking in women": A Caribbean post-colonial perspective Joan Phillips 17. Discussion Katharina J. Joosen
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