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A reader for second- and third-year undergraduate students studying deviance out of sociology and/or criminology departments in colleges and universities.
A reader for second- and third-year undergraduate students studying deviance out of sociology and/or criminology departments in colleges and universities.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 448
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Dezember 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 179mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 730g
- ISBN-13: 9780195439908
- ISBN-10: 0195439902
- Artikelnr.: 59184047
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 448
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Dezember 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 179mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 730g
- ISBN-13: 9780195439908
- ISBN-10: 0195439902
- Artikelnr.: 59184047
* PART 1: THE QUESTION OF DEVIANCE
* 1: Pleasures of the Fur
* 2: Prescientific Approaches to Deviance
* 3: Lay Definitions of Crime
* 4: What Is a Crime?
* 5: Crime and the Collective Consciousness and The Normal and the
Pathological
* PART 2: CONSTRUCTING DEVIANCE AND NORMALCY
* 6: Crime, Fear, and Risk
* 7: On Rising Crime in Toronto
* 8: Television News Magazines and Functionalism
* 9: On doing 'being ordinary'
* 10: Stigma and Social Identity
* PART 3: SOCIAL CONTROL AND JUSTICS
* 11: Accommodation Practices
* 12: Body of the Condemned
* 13: Life in Prison: Interview with a Lifer
* 14: Is There Justice for Young People?
* 15: Restorative Justice
* PART 4: SEXUAL DEVIANCE
* 16: Off Street Commercial Sex
* 17: The World of the Professional Stripper
* 18: Juvenile Prostitutes
* PART 5: MENTAL ILLNESS AND PSYCHIATRY
* 19: Why Is It So Difficult for People to Be Happy?
* 20: Medical Deviance and DICA: Disorders Usually First Diagnosed in
Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence
* 21: Being Sane in Insane Places
* PART 6: YOUTH AND DEVIANCE
* 22: Deviant Youth: The Social Construction of Youth Problems
* 23: Youth Gangs in Canada: What Do We Know?' and 'Youth Gang
Involvement: What Are the Risk Factors?
* 24: Hip Hop from Caps to Bling
* 25: On the Assimilation of Racial Stereotypes among Black Canadian
Young Offenders
* PART 7: STREET CRIME
* 26: One on One with a Killer
* 27: Data Gold Mines and Minefields
* 28: Sexual Offences in Canada
* 29: Profiling Serial Killers
* 30: Criminals' Passions and the Progressive's Dilemma
* PART 8: ISSUES IN MORAL AND LEGAL REGULATION
* 31: Wife Battering in Canada
* 32: Corporate and White-Collar Crime
* 33: The Hacker Spirit: An Interactionist Analysis of the Hacker
Ideology
* 34: Regulating Vice: The Moral Trajectory of Gambling in Canada
* 1: Pleasures of the Fur
* 2: Prescientific Approaches to Deviance
* 3: Lay Definitions of Crime
* 4: What Is a Crime?
* 5: Crime and the Collective Consciousness and The Normal and the
Pathological
* PART 2: CONSTRUCTING DEVIANCE AND NORMALCY
* 6: Crime, Fear, and Risk
* 7: On Rising Crime in Toronto
* 8: Television News Magazines and Functionalism
* 9: On doing 'being ordinary'
* 10: Stigma and Social Identity
* PART 3: SOCIAL CONTROL AND JUSTICS
* 11: Accommodation Practices
* 12: Body of the Condemned
* 13: Life in Prison: Interview with a Lifer
* 14: Is There Justice for Young People?
* 15: Restorative Justice
* PART 4: SEXUAL DEVIANCE
* 16: Off Street Commercial Sex
* 17: The World of the Professional Stripper
* 18: Juvenile Prostitutes
* PART 5: MENTAL ILLNESS AND PSYCHIATRY
* 19: Why Is It So Difficult for People to Be Happy?
* 20: Medical Deviance and DICA: Disorders Usually First Diagnosed in
Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence
* 21: Being Sane in Insane Places
* PART 6: YOUTH AND DEVIANCE
* 22: Deviant Youth: The Social Construction of Youth Problems
* 23: Youth Gangs in Canada: What Do We Know?' and 'Youth Gang
Involvement: What Are the Risk Factors?
* 24: Hip Hop from Caps to Bling
* 25: On the Assimilation of Racial Stereotypes among Black Canadian
Young Offenders
* PART 7: STREET CRIME
* 26: One on One with a Killer
* 27: Data Gold Mines and Minefields
* 28: Sexual Offences in Canada
* 29: Profiling Serial Killers
* 30: Criminals' Passions and the Progressive's Dilemma
* PART 8: ISSUES IN MORAL AND LEGAL REGULATION
* 31: Wife Battering in Canada
* 32: Corporate and White-Collar Crime
* 33: The Hacker Spirit: An Interactionist Analysis of the Hacker
Ideology
* 34: Regulating Vice: The Moral Trajectory of Gambling in Canada
* PART 1: THE QUESTION OF DEVIANCE
* 1: Pleasures of the Fur
* 2: Prescientific Approaches to Deviance
* 3: Lay Definitions of Crime
* 4: What Is a Crime?
* 5: Crime and the Collective Consciousness and The Normal and the
Pathological
* PART 2: CONSTRUCTING DEVIANCE AND NORMALCY
* 6: Crime, Fear, and Risk
* 7: On Rising Crime in Toronto
* 8: Television News Magazines and Functionalism
* 9: On doing 'being ordinary'
* 10: Stigma and Social Identity
* PART 3: SOCIAL CONTROL AND JUSTICS
* 11: Accommodation Practices
* 12: Body of the Condemned
* 13: Life in Prison: Interview with a Lifer
* 14: Is There Justice for Young People?
* 15: Restorative Justice
* PART 4: SEXUAL DEVIANCE
* 16: Off Street Commercial Sex
* 17: The World of the Professional Stripper
* 18: Juvenile Prostitutes
* PART 5: MENTAL ILLNESS AND PSYCHIATRY
* 19: Why Is It So Difficult for People to Be Happy?
* 20: Medical Deviance and DICA: Disorders Usually First Diagnosed in
Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence
* 21: Being Sane in Insane Places
* PART 6: YOUTH AND DEVIANCE
* 22: Deviant Youth: The Social Construction of Youth Problems
* 23: Youth Gangs in Canada: What Do We Know?' and 'Youth Gang
Involvement: What Are the Risk Factors?
* 24: Hip Hop from Caps to Bling
* 25: On the Assimilation of Racial Stereotypes among Black Canadian
Young Offenders
* PART 7: STREET CRIME
* 26: One on One with a Killer
* 27: Data Gold Mines and Minefields
* 28: Sexual Offences in Canada
* 29: Profiling Serial Killers
* 30: Criminals' Passions and the Progressive's Dilemma
* PART 8: ISSUES IN MORAL AND LEGAL REGULATION
* 31: Wife Battering in Canada
* 32: Corporate and White-Collar Crime
* 33: The Hacker Spirit: An Interactionist Analysis of the Hacker
Ideology
* 34: Regulating Vice: The Moral Trajectory of Gambling in Canada
* 1: Pleasures of the Fur
* 2: Prescientific Approaches to Deviance
* 3: Lay Definitions of Crime
* 4: What Is a Crime?
* 5: Crime and the Collective Consciousness and The Normal and the
Pathological
* PART 2: CONSTRUCTING DEVIANCE AND NORMALCY
* 6: Crime, Fear, and Risk
* 7: On Rising Crime in Toronto
* 8: Television News Magazines and Functionalism
* 9: On doing 'being ordinary'
* 10: Stigma and Social Identity
* PART 3: SOCIAL CONTROL AND JUSTICS
* 11: Accommodation Practices
* 12: Body of the Condemned
* 13: Life in Prison: Interview with a Lifer
* 14: Is There Justice for Young People?
* 15: Restorative Justice
* PART 4: SEXUAL DEVIANCE
* 16: Off Street Commercial Sex
* 17: The World of the Professional Stripper
* 18: Juvenile Prostitutes
* PART 5: MENTAL ILLNESS AND PSYCHIATRY
* 19: Why Is It So Difficult for People to Be Happy?
* 20: Medical Deviance and DICA: Disorders Usually First Diagnosed in
Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence
* 21: Being Sane in Insane Places
* PART 6: YOUTH AND DEVIANCE
* 22: Deviant Youth: The Social Construction of Youth Problems
* 23: Youth Gangs in Canada: What Do We Know?' and 'Youth Gang
Involvement: What Are the Risk Factors?
* 24: Hip Hop from Caps to Bling
* 25: On the Assimilation of Racial Stereotypes among Black Canadian
Young Offenders
* PART 7: STREET CRIME
* 26: One on One with a Killer
* 27: Data Gold Mines and Minefields
* 28: Sexual Offences in Canada
* 29: Profiling Serial Killers
* 30: Criminals' Passions and the Progressive's Dilemma
* PART 8: ISSUES IN MORAL AND LEGAL REGULATION
* 31: Wife Battering in Canada
* 32: Corporate and White-Collar Crime
* 33: The Hacker Spirit: An Interactionist Analysis of the Hacker
Ideology
* 34: Regulating Vice: The Moral Trajectory of Gambling in Canada