Routledge Handbook of Critical Criminology
Herausgeber: Dekeseredy, Walter S; Dragiewicz, Molly
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Designed for students, researchers and policymakers, this handbook highlights new theoretical directions within the context of international multidisciplinary critical research, namely southern criminology, queer criminology, and green criminology.
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Designed for students, researchers and policymakers, this handbook highlights new theoretical directions within the context of international multidisciplinary critical research, namely southern criminology, queer criminology, and green criminology.
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- Routledge International Handbooks
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- 2 ed
- Seitenzahl: 536
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 938g
- ISBN-13: 9780367878146
- ISBN-10: 0367878143
- Artikelnr.: 58439779
- Routledge International Handbooks
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- 2 ed
- Seitenzahl: 536
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 938g
- ISBN-13: 9780367878146
- ISBN-10: 0367878143
- Artikelnr.: 58439779
Walter S. DeKeseredy is Anna Deane Carlson Endowed Chair of Social Sciences, Director of the Research Centre on Violence, and Professor of Sociology at West Virginia University. He has published 23 books, 95 scientific journal articles and 76 scholarly book chapters on violence against women and other social problems. Molly Dragiewicz is Associate Professor in the School of Justice, Faculty of Law at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia. She launched QUT's first domestic violence elective unit in 2015 and developed and serves as Course Coordinator for the Graduate Certificate in Domestic Violence since 2016.
Introduction: Critical criminology: past, present, and future Part I Beyond
critique: theoretical perspectives 1. Critical political economy, crime and
justice 2. Left realism: a new look 3. Ultra-realism 4. Southern
criminology 5. Feminist perspectives 6. Masculinities and crime 7. Queer
criminology 8. Cultural criminology 9. Critical green criminology 10. Green
cultural criminology 11. Convict criminology 12. Postmodern criminology
Part II Select topics in critical criminology 13. A critical interpretation
of animal exploitation 14. Crimes of the powerful: an agenda for a
twenty-first-century criminology 15. State violence, women, and gender 16.
Criminology, war and the violence of militarism 17. Terrorism: the problem
with radicalization: overlooking the elephants in the room 18. Militarizing
American police: an overview 19. Hate crime 20. Neoliberalism and the
politics of imprisonment 21. Private prisons, the criminal
justice-industrial complex and bodies destined for profitable punishment
22. Power and accountability: life after death row in the United States 23.
Thinking critically about contemporary adult pornography and woman abuse
24. Critical issues in intimate partner violence against women 25.
Image-based sexual abuse 26. Child sexual abuse 27. Antifeminism and
backlash: a critical criminological imperative 28. A critical examination
of girls' violence and juvenile justice 29. Girls and women in conflict
with the law 30. Critical criminology and drugs 31. Critical perspectives
on urban street gangs 32. The future of a critical rural criminology 33.
Media and crime: interrogating the violence of representation 34. Research
on human trafficking: critical perspectives and thoughts on new directions
Part III Policy issues 35. Curbing state crime by challenging the U.S.
Empire 36. Violence and social policy 37. Confronting adult pornograph
critique: theoretical perspectives 1. Critical political economy, crime and
justice 2. Left realism: a new look 3. Ultra-realism 4. Southern
criminology 5. Feminist perspectives 6. Masculinities and crime 7. Queer
criminology 8. Cultural criminology 9. Critical green criminology 10. Green
cultural criminology 11. Convict criminology 12. Postmodern criminology
Part II Select topics in critical criminology 13. A critical interpretation
of animal exploitation 14. Crimes of the powerful: an agenda for a
twenty-first-century criminology 15. State violence, women, and gender 16.
Criminology, war and the violence of militarism 17. Terrorism: the problem
with radicalization: overlooking the elephants in the room 18. Militarizing
American police: an overview 19. Hate crime 20. Neoliberalism and the
politics of imprisonment 21. Private prisons, the criminal
justice-industrial complex and bodies destined for profitable punishment
22. Power and accountability: life after death row in the United States 23.
Thinking critically about contemporary adult pornography and woman abuse
24. Critical issues in intimate partner violence against women 25.
Image-based sexual abuse 26. Child sexual abuse 27. Antifeminism and
backlash: a critical criminological imperative 28. A critical examination
of girls' violence and juvenile justice 29. Girls and women in conflict
with the law 30. Critical criminology and drugs 31. Critical perspectives
on urban street gangs 32. The future of a critical rural criminology 33.
Media and crime: interrogating the violence of representation 34. Research
on human trafficking: critical perspectives and thoughts on new directions
Part III Policy issues 35. Curbing state crime by challenging the U.S.
Empire 36. Violence and social policy 37. Confronting adult pornograph
Introduction: Critical criminology: past, present, and future Part I Beyond
critique: theoretical perspectives 1. Critical political economy, crime and
justice 2. Left realism: a new look 3. Ultra-realism 4. Southern
criminology 5. Feminist perspectives 6. Masculinities and crime 7. Queer
criminology 8. Cultural criminology 9. Critical green criminology 10. Green
cultural criminology 11. Convict criminology 12. Postmodern criminology
Part II Select topics in critical criminology 13. A critical interpretation
of animal exploitation 14. Crimes of the powerful: an agenda for a
twenty-first-century criminology 15. State violence, women, and gender 16.
Criminology, war and the violence of militarism 17. Terrorism: the problem
with radicalization: overlooking the elephants in the room 18. Militarizing
American police: an overview 19. Hate crime 20. Neoliberalism and the
politics of imprisonment 21. Private prisons, the criminal
justice-industrial complex and bodies destined for profitable punishment
22. Power and accountability: life after death row in the United States 23.
Thinking critically about contemporary adult pornography and woman abuse
24. Critical issues in intimate partner violence against women 25.
Image-based sexual abuse 26. Child sexual abuse 27. Antifeminism and
backlash: a critical criminological imperative 28. A critical examination
of girls' violence and juvenile justice 29. Girls and women in conflict
with the law 30. Critical criminology and drugs 31. Critical perspectives
on urban street gangs 32. The future of a critical rural criminology 33.
Media and crime: interrogating the violence of representation 34. Research
on human trafficking: critical perspectives and thoughts on new directions
Part III Policy issues 35. Curbing state crime by challenging the U.S.
Empire 36. Violence and social policy 37. Confronting adult pornograph
critique: theoretical perspectives 1. Critical political economy, crime and
justice 2. Left realism: a new look 3. Ultra-realism 4. Southern
criminology 5. Feminist perspectives 6. Masculinities and crime 7. Queer
criminology 8. Cultural criminology 9. Critical green criminology 10. Green
cultural criminology 11. Convict criminology 12. Postmodern criminology
Part II Select topics in critical criminology 13. A critical interpretation
of animal exploitation 14. Crimes of the powerful: an agenda for a
twenty-first-century criminology 15. State violence, women, and gender 16.
Criminology, war and the violence of militarism 17. Terrorism: the problem
with radicalization: overlooking the elephants in the room 18. Militarizing
American police: an overview 19. Hate crime 20. Neoliberalism and the
politics of imprisonment 21. Private prisons, the criminal
justice-industrial complex and bodies destined for profitable punishment
22. Power and accountability: life after death row in the United States 23.
Thinking critically about contemporary adult pornography and woman abuse
24. Critical issues in intimate partner violence against women 25.
Image-based sexual abuse 26. Child sexual abuse 27. Antifeminism and
backlash: a critical criminological imperative 28. A critical examination
of girls' violence and juvenile justice 29. Girls and women in conflict
with the law 30. Critical criminology and drugs 31. Critical perspectives
on urban street gangs 32. The future of a critical rural criminology 33.
Media and crime: interrogating the violence of representation 34. Research
on human trafficking: critical perspectives and thoughts on new directions
Part III Policy issues 35. Curbing state crime by challenging the U.S.
Empire 36. Violence and social policy 37. Confronting adult pornograph