This volume brings together research theories with the practical issues of carrying out research, to provide a clear and fascinating guide to contemporary criminological research projects. The experience of leading experts is combined with first-hand accounts from new scholars, to create an invaluable source of information.
This volume brings together research theories with the practical issues of carrying out research, to provide a clear and fascinating guide to contemporary criminological research projects. The experience of leading experts is combined with first-hand accounts from new scholars, to create an invaluable source of information.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Professor Roy King is Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge Dr Emma Wincup is Senior Lecturer, University of Leeds
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction * I. Practice and politics in criminological research * 1: Roy King and Emma Wincup: The process of criminological research * 2: Rod Morgan and Mike Hough: The politics of criminological research * II. Theory, data and types of criminological research * 3: Anthony Bottoms: The relationship between theory and empirical observations in criminology * 4: Per-Olaf Wikstrom: In search of causes and explanations of crime * 5: Friedrich Losel: Doing evaluation research in criminology * 6: Manuel Eisner, Michael Motto and Alpa Palmar: Doing criminological research in ethnically and culturally diverse contexts * 7: Frances Heidensohn: International comparative research in criminology * III. Research on crime, criminals and victims * 8: Pat Mayhew: Researching the state of crime * 9: Mike Maguire: Research street criminals in the field: a neglected art? * 10: Paddy Rawlinson: Mission impossible? Researching organized crime * 11: Sandra Walklate: Researching victims * IV. Research on criminal justice agencies and institutions * 12: Robert Reiner and Tim Newburn: Police research * 13: John Baldwin: Research on the criminal courts * 14: George Mair: Research on community penalties * 15: Roy King and Alison Liebling: Research in prisons * V. Some recent case studies * 16: Matthew Williams: Cyber crime and online methodologies * 17: Philip Hadfield: Ethnographic research and the licensing courts * 18: Joel Harvey: An embedded multimethod approach to prison research * 19: Darrick Jolliffe: Researching bullying in the classroom
* Introduction * I. Practice and politics in criminological research * 1: Roy King and Emma Wincup: The process of criminological research * 2: Rod Morgan and Mike Hough: The politics of criminological research * II. Theory, data and types of criminological research * 3: Anthony Bottoms: The relationship between theory and empirical observations in criminology * 4: Per-Olaf Wikstrom: In search of causes and explanations of crime * 5: Friedrich Losel: Doing evaluation research in criminology * 6: Manuel Eisner, Michael Motto and Alpa Palmar: Doing criminological research in ethnically and culturally diverse contexts * 7: Frances Heidensohn: International comparative research in criminology * III. Research on crime, criminals and victims * 8: Pat Mayhew: Researching the state of crime * 9: Mike Maguire: Research street criminals in the field: a neglected art? * 10: Paddy Rawlinson: Mission impossible? Researching organized crime * 11: Sandra Walklate: Researching victims * IV. Research on criminal justice agencies and institutions * 12: Robert Reiner and Tim Newburn: Police research * 13: John Baldwin: Research on the criminal courts * 14: George Mair: Research on community penalties * 15: Roy King and Alison Liebling: Research in prisons * V. Some recent case studies * 16: Matthew Williams: Cyber crime and online methodologies * 17: Philip Hadfield: Ethnographic research and the licensing courts * 18: Joel Harvey: An embedded multimethod approach to prison research * 19: Darrick Jolliffe: Researching bullying in the classroom
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