With its uniquely student-focused approach and authoritative coverage of all key topics, The Oxford Textbook on Criminology is the essential companion to exploring crime and criminal justice. It acts as an energising springboard, equipping readers with the skills to form their own views and the confidence to see themselves as valued criminologists.
With its uniquely student-focused approach and authoritative coverage of all key topics, The Oxford Textbook on Criminology is the essential companion to exploring crime and criminal justice. It acts as an energising springboard, equipping readers with the skills to form their own views and the confidence to see themselves as valued criminologists.
Steve Case, Kate Williams, David Manlow, Roger Smith, Philip Johnson
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Journeying into Criminology 1: Studying criminology Part 2: Exploring Crime 2: What is 'crime'? 3: What is 'justice'? 4: How criminology produces knowledge 5: Crime statistics 6: Crime and the media 7: Victimology 8: Hate crime 9: Youth offending and youth justice 10: Race, ethnicities, and the criminal justice system 11: Gender and feminist criminology 12: Green criminology 13: Global criminology 1: Comparative criminology 14: Global criminology 2: Transnational criminology Part 3: Explaining Crime 15: Free will, classicism and rational choice 16: Biological and psychological positivism 17: Sociological positivism 18: Critical criminology 19: Social harm 20: Right and left realism 21: Integrated theories of crime 22: Searching for the causes of crime Part 4: Responding to Crime 23: Criminal justice principles 24: Criminal justice institutions 25: Criminal justice policies and practices 26: Crime prevention 27: Crime control 28: Punishment 29: Rehabilitation of offenders 30: Alternatives to punishment 31: Critical perspectives on punishment Part 5: Research and Careers in Criminology 32: Conducting criminological research 33: Employability and careers
Part 1: Journeying into Criminology 1: Studying criminology Part 2: Exploring Crime 2: What is 'crime'? 3: What is 'justice'? 4: How criminology produces knowledge 5: Crime statistics 6: Crime and the media 7: Victimology 8: Hate crime 9: Youth offending and youth justice 10: Race, ethnicities, and the criminal justice system 11: Gender and feminist criminology 12: Green criminology 13: Global criminology 1: Comparative criminology 14: Global criminology 2: Transnational criminology Part 3: Explaining Crime 15: Free will, classicism and rational choice 16: Biological and psychological positivism 17: Sociological positivism 18: Critical criminology 19: Social harm 20: Right and left realism 21: Integrated theories of crime 22: Searching for the causes of crime Part 4: Responding to Crime 23: Criminal justice principles 24: Criminal justice institutions 25: Criminal justice policies and practices 26: Crime prevention 27: Crime control 28: Punishment 29: Rehabilitation of offenders 30: Alternatives to punishment 31: Critical perspectives on punishment Part 5: Research and Careers in Criminology 32: Conducting criminological research 33: Employability and careers
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