This collection spans two decades of cutting-edge thinking on globalization and crime. The selected articles confront criminological perspectives with interdisciplinary perspectives from sociology, political science and economics, and demonstrate how globalization has changed manifestations of crime and decisively re-shaped the criminological imagination as well as criminology's theories, concepts and methodologies. The volume brings together influential foundational writings with in-depth studies from the best authors in the field and from all parts of the world and includes a specially written introduction.…mehr
This collection spans two decades of cutting-edge thinking on globalization and crime. The selected articles confront criminological perspectives with interdisciplinary perspectives from sociology, political science and economics, and demonstrate how globalization has changed manifestations of crime and decisively re-shaped the criminological imagination as well as criminology's theories, concepts and methodologies. The volume brings together influential foundational writings with in-depth studies from the best authors in the field and from all parts of the world and includes a specially written introduction.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Susanne Karstedt is Professor at the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University, Australia. David Nelken is Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University of Macerata, Italy, Distinguished Professor of Law, Cardiff University and Visiting Professor of Criminology in the Oxford Law Faculty, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Introduction; Part I Globalization and Crime: Charting New Territory: Globalization: sources and effects on national states and societies John W. Meyer; The globalization of crime and criminal justice: prospects and problems David Nelken; Shadows and sovereigns Carolyn Nordstrom; Transnational crime and global criminology: definitional typological and contextual conundrums David O. Friedrichs; The mean streets of the global village: crimes of exclusion in the United States and Darfur John Hagan and Wenona Rymond-Richmond. Part II Power Harm and Crime: Global Actors and Crimes of Globalization: Crimes of globalization: health care HIV and the poverty of neoliberalism in sub-Saharan Africa Ifeanyi Ezeonu; Facilitating corruption and human rights violations: the role of international financial institutions Dawn L. Rothe; Good guys bad guys: transnational corporations rational choice theory and power crime Leslie Holmes; Narcophobia: drugs prohibition and the generation of human rights abuses Fernanda Mena and Dick Hobbs. Part III Localizing the Global: Cities Markets and Crime: The global city: strategic site/new frontier Saskia Sassen; Going down the glocal: the local context of organised crime Dick Hobbs; Mumbai's development mafias: globalization organized crime and land development Liza Weinstein; Dangerous spaces of citizenship gang talk rights talk and rule of law in Brazil James Holston. Part IV Crossing Borders: Global Movements Crime and Control: Without borders? Notes on globalization as a mobility regime Ronen Shamir; Analysing a world in motion: global flows meet 'criminology of the other' Katja Franko Aas; Human trafficking: sketchy data and policy responses Jo Goodey; Policing housemaids: the criminalization of domestic workers in Bahrain Staci Strobl. Part V Global Trades: at the Intersection of Legal and Illegal Business Transactions: Global anomie dysnomie and economic crime: hidden consequences of neolibe
Contents: Introduction; Part I Globalization and Crime: Charting New Territory: Globalization: sources and effects on national states and societies John W. Meyer; The globalization of crime and criminal justice: prospects and problems David Nelken; Shadows and sovereigns Carolyn Nordstrom; Transnational crime and global criminology: definitional typological and contextual conundrums David O. Friedrichs; The mean streets of the global village: crimes of exclusion in the United States and Darfur John Hagan and Wenona Rymond-Richmond. Part II Power Harm and Crime: Global Actors and Crimes of Globalization: Crimes of globalization: health care HIV and the poverty of neoliberalism in sub-Saharan Africa Ifeanyi Ezeonu; Facilitating corruption and human rights violations: the role of international financial institutions Dawn L. Rothe; Good guys bad guys: transnational corporations rational choice theory and power crime Leslie Holmes; Narcophobia: drugs prohibition and the generation of human rights abuses Fernanda Mena and Dick Hobbs. Part III Localizing the Global: Cities Markets and Crime: The global city: strategic site/new frontier Saskia Sassen; Going down the glocal: the local context of organised crime Dick Hobbs; Mumbai's development mafias: globalization organized crime and land development Liza Weinstein; Dangerous spaces of citizenship gang talk rights talk and rule of law in Brazil James Holston. Part IV Crossing Borders: Global Movements Crime and Control: Without borders? Notes on globalization as a mobility regime Ronen Shamir; Analysing a world in motion: global flows meet 'criminology of the other' Katja Franko Aas; Human trafficking: sketchy data and policy responses Jo Goodey; Policing housemaids: the criminalization of domestic workers in Bahrain Staci Strobl. Part V Global Trades: at the Intersection of Legal and Illegal Business Transactions: Global anomie dysnomie and economic crime: hidden consequences of neolibe
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