10. Women, Crime, Feminism, and Realism

Abstract

The article is therefore divided into five parts: the first two parts examine the contributions and limits of feminism in relation to women, crime, and criminology; the third and fourth explicate the limits and potential of realist criminology in relation to women, crime, and social policy; finally, part five outlines an agenda for the realization of some attainable ideals both in the de construction and theorization of women and crime questions and in the de? velopment of policies designed to ensure that the penal regulation of females does not further increase their oppression as unconventional women, as Black people, and as poverty-stricken defendants.

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