Popular culture, crime, and justice

Abstract

Part 1 Popular culture, crime and justice, Frankie Y. Bailey and Donna C. Hale. Part 2 Understanding popular culture: media loops, Peter K. Manning popular culture and violence - decoding the violence of popular movies, Graeme Newman. Part 3 Censorship and deviance: comic books and juvenile delinquency - a historical perspective, Amy Kiste Nyberg criminalizing popular culture, Jeff Ferrell. Part 4 Everyday journalism: police, courts and corrections in the news, Steven M. Chermak the role of the media in the creation of public police violence, Jeffrey Ian Ross reflections on crime, criminals and control in news-magazine television programmes, Kenneth D. Tunnell forensic journalism as patriarchal ideology - the newspaper construction of homicide-suicide, Neil Websdale and Alexander Alvarez the role of media in reintegrative shaming - a content analysis, Katherine Bennett et al. Part 5 Popular images: keeping women in their place - an analysis of policewomen in the movies 1972-1995, Donna C. Hale the best defence - images of female attorneys in popular films, Frankie Y. Bailey et al public perceptions and corrections - correctional staff as smug hacks, Robert M. Freeman prison movies - films about adult, male, civilian prisons 1929-1995, Derral Cheatwood.

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