The Routledge International Handbook of Rural Criminology

Herausgeber: Donnermeyer, Joseph

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Produktbeschreibung

Rural Criminology is increasingly becoming a major subfield of Criminology. This book brings together leading international scholars to discuss major topics on Rural Criminology and offers a detailed synthesis of the literature on rural crime.

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Produktdetails

• Routledge International Handbooks
• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 498
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 27mm
• Gewicht: 862g
• ISBN-13: 9780367581633
• ISBN-10: 0367581639
• Artikelnr.: 69187406

Autorenporträt

Joseph F. Donnermeyer is Professor Emeritus of Rural Sociology at Ohio State University. He is the co-author of Rural Criminology with Walter S. DeKeseredy (Routledge, 2013).

Inhaltsangabe

1. Introduction to the International Handbook of Rural Criminology (Joseph
F. Donnermeyer) Part I: Rurality and Crime 2. Civic Community and Violence
in Rural Communities (Jessica Doucet and Matt Lee) 3. Research on Social
Disorganization Theory and Crime in Rural Communities (Ethan Rogers and
William Alex Pridemore) 4. Factors Affecting Crime Rates in Six Rural
Indigenous Communities (Larissa Behrendt, Amanda Porter and Alison Vivian)
5. Crime and Response in Rural Japan (Yoshiko Takahashi) 6. The Importance
of Context: Understanding the Nature of Anti-social Behaviour in Rural
Scotland (Andrew Wooff) 7. From Myth to Myth: Rural Criminology in France
(Christian Mouhana) 8. Rural Prostitution (John Scott) 9. Homies of the
Corn: Gangs in the Rural Environment (Angela Glosser) 10. The Nomadic
Pastoralist, the Fisherman and the Pirate: A Historical Overview of the
Rural Dimensions of Piracy in Somalia (Victoria E. Collins) Part II:
Criminological Dimensions of Food and Agriculture 11. Farm Victimisation:
The Quintessential Rural Crime (Elaine Barclay) 12. Agricultural Crime in
Africa: Trends and Perspectives (Emmanuel K. Bunei, Samwel Auya and Joseph
Rono) 13. Criminal Farmers and Organized Rural Crime Groups: A UK Case
Study (Robert Smith and Gerard McElwee) 14. Understanding Farm Animal
Abuse: Legal and Extra-Legal Factor (Jarret S. Lovell) 15. Human
Trafficking, Labor Exploitation, and Exposure to Environmental Hazards: The
Abuse of Farmworkers in the US (Kelle Barrick) 16. Modern Slavery and
Agriculture (Richard Byrne and Kreseda Smith) Part III: Violence and
Rurality 17. Intimate Violence Against Women in Rural Communities (Walter
S. DeKeseredy, Amanda Hall-Sanchez, Molly Dragiewicz, and Callie M.
Rennison) 18. Crime and Violence Outside the Metropole: An Australian case
study (Russell Hogg and Kerry Carrington) 19. Intimate Violence and Abuse
in Rural Contexts (Sarah Wendt) 20. Rural Bullying: An Overview of Findings
from the Rural Adaptation Project (Caroline B.R. Evans, Paul R. Smokowski
and Katie L. Cotter) 21. Crime and Victimization in Rural Brazil (Marcelo
Justus, Luiz Guilherme Scorzafave and Elder Generozo Sant'Anna) 22.
Corruption and Land Use Expropriation in Rural China (Qingli Meng) Part IV:
Drug Use, Production and Trafficking in the Rural Context 23. Drug
Production in the Rural Context (Ralph Weisheit and Henry Brownstein) 24.
Rural Adolescent Substance Use: Community Causes and Cures (David G. Gomez
and Lisa R. Pruitt) 25. The Rural Context of Substance Misuse in the United
States: Emerging Adult Patterns and Local Perceptions Following the Great
Recession (Karen T. Van Gundy, Corinna Jenkins Tucker, Nena F. Stracuzzi,
Erin Hiley Sharp, and Cesar J. Rebellon) 26. Approaching rural drug issues
from the perspective of community psychology: The relevance of
community-mindedness in peer-oriented intervention (Anke Stallwitz) 27.
Methamphetamine and the Changing Rhetoric of Drugs in the United States
(William Garriott) Part V: The Intersection of Rural and Green
Criminologies 28. Fractured Earth, Forced Labour: A Green Criminological
Analysis of Rights and the Exploitation of Landscapes and Workers in Rural
Contexts (Avi Brisman, Bill McClanahan and Nigel South) 29.
Re-Conceptualising Folk Crime in Rural Contexts (Rob White) 30.
Conservation Crime as Political Protest (George Holmes) 31. Illegal
Hunting: Between Social and Criminal Justice (Erica von Essen, Hans-Peter
Hansen,Helena Nordström Källström, M. Nils Peterson and Tarla. R. Peterson)
32. Illegal Hunting as Rural Defiance (Mari Pohja-Mykrä) 33. Jumping From
the Frying Pan into the Fire: A Criminological Study of Forest Firesetting
inSpain (Rafa Salvador) Part VI: Policing, Justice and Rurality 34.
Policing Rural Indiegenous Communities: An Examination of Practices in
Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States (Nicholas A. Jones,
Savvas Lithopoulos, and Rick Ruddell) 35. Indigenous Peoples and Rural
Criminology (Chris Cunneen) 36. Policing the Countryside in a Devolving
United Kingdom (Richard Yarwood and Andrew Wooff) 37. Crime and Policing in
Swedish Rural Areas (Vania Ceccato) 38. Policing Rural Canada (Rick Ruddell
and Savvas Lithopoulos) 39. Community Law Enforcement in Rural Tanzania
(Hilde Jakobsen) 40. China's Social Transformation and the Development of
Rural Community Corrections (Darrell D. Irwin, Dawei Zhang, and Susu Wang)
Part VII: Teaching Rural Criminology 41. Teaching RuralCriminology - Topics
and Issues (Elaine Barclay, Josh Meisel, Walter DeKeseredy and Jim Nolan)
42. Lessons for Scholarizing from Contributions to the International
Handbook of Rural Criminology (Joseph F. Donnermeyer)