The Oxford Handbook of the History of Crime and Criminal Justice

Zusatztext 14/01/2019 Informationen zum Autor Paul Knepper is Professor of Criminology at the University of Sheffield.Anja Johansen is Senior Lecturer in Comparative European History at the University of Dundee. Klappentext The Oxford Handbook of the History of Crime and Criminal Justice provides a systematic and comprehensive examination of recent developments across criminology and criminal justice. Zusammenfassung The Oxford Handbook of the History of Crime and Criminal Justice provides a systematic and comprehensive examination of recent developments across criminology and criminal justice. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction - Paul Knepper and Anja Johansen; PART ONE: HISTORIANS! INTERPRETATIONS! METHODOLOGIES; 1. The Historiography of Crime and Criminal Justice - Paul Lawrence; 2. The Crime Historian's Modi Operandi - Barry Godfrey; 3. Long-term trends in crime: Continuity and change - Marcelo Aebi and Antonia Linde; 4. Geography of crime: urban and rural environments - Catherine Denys; PART TWO: FORMS OF CRIME; 5. Histories of interpersonal violence in Europe and North America (1700-present) - Richard McMahon; 6. Ideas and practices of prostitution around the world - Magaly Rodriguez Garcia; 7. Forms of Crime: Crime and Retail Theft - Tammy Whitlock; 8. A Brief History of the Underworld and Organized Crime! c. 1750 to c. 1950 - Heather Shore; 9. Terrorism and its Policing: Anarchists and the Era of Propaganda by the Deed (1870s-1914) - Constance Bantman; 10. Dreams and Nightmares: Drug Trafficking and the History of International Crime - Paul Knepper; PART THREE: CRIME! GENDER! AND ETHNICITIES; 11. Violence and Masculinity - Joachim Eibach; 12. Women and Crime 1750-2000 - Manon van der Heijden; 13. Policing Minorities - Margo de Koster and Herman Reinke; 14. Black Women! Criminal Justice! and Violence - Kali N. Gross; PART FOUR: CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS OF CRIME; 15. Crime news and the press - John Carter Wood; 16. Crime! Criminology! and the Crime Genre - Gray Cavender and Nancy Jurik; 17. Contested Spaces: On Crime Museums! Monuments and Memorials - Jorgen Ystehede; 18. A Historical Perspective on Crime Fiction in Mexico During the Middle Decades of the Twentieth Century- Pablo Piccato; PART FIVE: RISE OF CRIMINOLOGY; 19. The Rise of Criminology in its Historical Context - Pieter Spierenburg; 20. Criminal Minds: psychiatry! psychopathology and the government of criminality - Stephen Garton; 21. Continuity and Change: Russian and Early Soviet Criminology and the Criminal Woman - Sharon Kowalsky; PART SIX: LAW ENFORCEMENT AND POLICING; 22. Policing before the Police in the Eighteenth-Century: British Perspectives in a European Context - Dave Barrie; 23. The Origins of Modern Policing - Mark Finnane; 24. Detectives and Forensic Science: The Professionalization of Police Detection - Haia Shpayer-Makov; 25. Police-Public Relations: Interpretations of Policing and Democratic Governance - Anja Johansen; 26. Crime and Policing in Wartime - Clive Emsley; PART SEVEN: LAW! COURTS! AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE; 27. Everyday Justice: The Extralegal in History - Elizabeth Dale; 28. Popular dramas between transgression and order: Criminal trials and their publics in the 19th and 20th century in global perspective - Daniel Siemens; 29. Mercy and Parole in Anglo-American Criminal Justice Systems! from the Eighteenth to the Twenty-First Century - Carolyn Strange; 30. Histories of Crime and Criminal Justice and the Historical Analysis of Criminal Law- Markus Dubber; PART EIGHT: PUNISHMENT AND PRISONS; 31. The Death Penalty - Randall McGowen; 32. Transportation - Hamish Maxwell-Stewart; 33. Early Modern Carceral Institutions - Sandra Scicluna; 34. Histories of the Modern Prison - Michael Meranze ...

14/01/2019

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Paul Knepper is Professor of Criminology at the University of Sheffield. Anja Johansen is Senior Lecturer in Comparative European History at the University of Dundee.

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The Oxford Handbook of the History of Crime and Criminal Justice provides a systematic and comprehensive examination of recent developments across criminology and criminal justice.

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Introduction - Paul Knepper and Anja Johansen; PART ONE: HISTORIANS, INTERPRETATIONS, METHODOLOGIES; 1. The Historiography of Crime and Criminal Justice - Paul Lawrence; 2. The Crime Historian's Modi Operandi - Barry Godfrey; 3. Long-term trends in crime: Continuity and change - Marcelo Aebi and Antonia Linde; 4. Geography of crime: urban and rural environments - Catherine Denys; PART TWO: FORMS OF CRIME; 5. Histories of interpersonal violence in Europe and North America (1700-present) - Richard McMahon; 6. Ideas and practices of prostitution around the world - Magaly Rodriguez Garcia; 7. Forms of Crime: Crime and Retail Theft - Tammy Whitlock; 8. A Brief History of the Underworld and Organized Crime, c. 1750 to c. 1950 - Heather Shore; 9. Terrorism and its Policing: Anarchists and the Era of Propaganda by the Deed (1870s-1914) - Constance Bantman; 10. Dreams and Nightmares: Drug Trafficking and the History of International Crime - Paul Knepper; PART THREE: CRIME, GENDER, AND ETHNICITIES; 11. Violence and Masculinity - Joachim Eibach; 12. Women and Crime 1750-2000 - Manon van der Heijden; 13. Policing Minorities - Margo de Koster and Herman Reinke; 14. Black Women, Criminal Justice, and Violence - Kali N. Gross; PART FOUR: CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS OF CRIME; 15. Crime news and the press - John Carter Wood; 16. Crime, Criminology, and the Crime Genre - Gray Cavender and Nancy Jurik; 17. Contested Spaces: On Crime Museums, Monuments and Memorials - Jorgen Ystehede; 18. A Historical Perspective on Crime Fiction in Mexico During the Middle Decades of the Twentieth Century- Pablo Piccato; PART FIVE: RISE OF CRIMINOLOGY; 19. The Rise of Criminology in its Historical Context - Pieter Spierenburg; 20. Criminal Minds: psychiatry, psychopathology and the government of criminality - Stephen Garton; 21. Continuity and Change: Russian and Early Soviet Criminology and the Criminal Woman - Sharon Kowalsky; PART SIX: LAW ENFORCEMENT AND POLICING; 22. Policing before the Police in the Eighteenth-Century: British Perspectives in a European Context - Dave Barrie; 23. The Origins of Modern Policing - Mark Finnane; 24. Detectives and Forensic Science: The Professionalization of Police Detection - Haia Shpayer-Makov; 25. Police-Public Relations: Interpretations of Policing and Democratic Governance - Anja Johansen; 26. Crime and Policing in Wartime - Clive Emsley; PART SEVEN: LAW, COURTS, AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE; 27. Everyday Justice: The Extralegal in History - Elizabeth Dale; 28. Popular dramas between transgression and order: Criminal trials and their publics in the 19th and 20th century in global perspective - Daniel Siemens; 29. Mercy and Parole in Anglo-American Criminal Justice Systems, from the Eighteenth to the Twenty-First Century - Carolyn Strange; 30. Histories of Crime and Criminal Justice and the Historical Analysis of Criminal Law- Markus Dubber; PART EIGHT: PUNISHMENT AND PRISONS; 31. The Death Penalty - Randall McGowen; 32. Transportation - Hamish Maxwell-Stewart; 33. Early Modern Carceral Institutions - Sandra Scicluna; 34. Histories of the Modern Prison - Michael Meranze