International library of criminology, criminal justice and penology. 2. series

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1.Introduction-- 2.The constitution and constitutional law-- 3Policing powers and responsibilities

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/ Martin A. Andresen and Graham Farrell -- 2. Meaningfully And Artfully Reinterpreting Crime For Useful

. Sherman -- Readings / Lawrence W. Sherman -- 2.Gender Gap Trends for Violent Crimes, 1980 to 2003: A UCR

1. Introduction to criminology -- 2. Classical school of criminological thought -- 3. Contemporary

v. 1. Ab-Co -- v. 2. Cr-Gu -- v. 3. Ha-Mu -- v. 4. Na-Ru -- v. 5. Sa-Wr.

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/ Cesare Beccaria -- 2.Panopticon, or, the inspection house, & C. / Jeremy Bentham -- 3.Of the

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Part 1. Theoretical foundations -- pt. 2. Models of inquiry and critique -- pt. 3. Crime, media

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. Genetics and crime / Laura A. Baker, Catherine Tuvblad and Adrian Raine -- 2. Individual differences and

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Pt. 1 The discipline of criminology--Pt. 2 Correlates of crime and victimization--Pt. 3 Theories of

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1. Introduction : understanding some key features of criminology -- 2. Perspectives in

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gender; 2. Gender's omnipresence: methodology; 3. Real men and punks: masculinities on the streets; 4

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. Private prisons --2.1. Privatization versus public service -- 2.2. Power and money : expanding

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Preface: What is Criminology About? -- 1. Introduction to Criminology -- 2. Knowing about Crime

[Pt. 1] Main book -- [Pt. 2] Study guide.

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Ch. 1. Theory and Crime -- Ch. 2. Classical Criminology -- Ch. 3. Positivist Criminology -- Ch. 4

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Crime: Fact and Fiction, Rhetoric and Reality -- 1. The Thorny Issue of Defining Crime -- 2. The