International Handbook of Criminology

Abstract

Theoretical and Historical Frameworks Crime Science K. Pease Born for Evil? Biological Theories of Crime in Historical Perspective N. Davie Life Course Criminology A. A. J. Blokland and P. Nieuwbeerta Making Sense of Criminal Justice D. Nelken Methods of Inquiry The Politics of Numbers: Crime Statistics as a Source of Knowledge and a Tool of Governance H. M. Lomell The Subculture Concept: A Genealogy A. Bell Anthropologies of Domestic Violence: Studying Crime in Situ M. Adelman Methodological Issues in the Comparison of Police-Recorded Crime Rates M. F. Aebi Crime and Criminality Transnational Environmental Harm and Eco-Global Criminology R. White Perpetrators and Victims of Sex Crimes J. Obergfell-Fuchs Financial Crimes in Comparative Context M. Levi Studying Criminality and Criminal Offenders in the Early Twentieth-Century Philippines F. C. Gutierrez Response to Crime Affluence, Disadvantage, and Fear of Crime M. Lee Closed-Circuit Television: A Review of Its Development and Its Implications for Privacy C. Norris Crime and Social Policy C. Grover Truth, Reality, Justice, and the Crime Genre: Implications for Criminological Inquiry and Pedagogy G. Cavender and N. C. Jurik The Police Response to Crime M. O'Neill The European Experience of Crime Prevention R. Selmini Crime, Victims, and Social Divisions Class, Inequality, and the Etiology of Crime J. Savolainen Youth Gangs in a Global Context J. Medina Ariza Victim Participation in the Criminal Justice Process: Normative Dilemmas and Practical Responses E. Erez and J. V. Roberts Spatial Analysis of Street Crimes C. M. G. Monteiro Understanding Repeat Victimization: A Longitudinal Study A. E. Bottoms and A. Costello Conclusion S. G. Shoham and P. Knepper

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