Theories of Crime and Punishment

Abstract

Introduction 1 From Enlightenment jurisprudence to the born criminal 2 Durkheim, the Dreyfus affair and the passion of punishment 3 The Progressive Movement and crime in Chicago 4 Al Capone, strain theory and the American Dream 5 Social reaction, the deviant other, and the stigmatised self 6 The State, the ruling class, and crime 7 Women's oppression, crime and society 8 Foucault, penality and social regulation 9 Crime and punishment in late modernity

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