03091nam a2200241   4500001000700000010001800007100004100025101000800066200008400074205001200158210004200170215002600212330238700238606002202625606002402647606002402671606002902695606002702724606002402751702002302775702002402798702002702822384324  a9780199205431  a20070604d2007       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aThe Oxford handbook of criminologyfed. Mike Maguire, Rod Morgan, Robert Reiner  a4th ed.  aOxfordcOxford University Pressd2007  axxvii, 1185 p.d25 cm  aNotes on contributors: introduction to the fourth edition. Guided tour of the online resource centre. Part I – Criminology - history and theory: 1. Sociological theories of crime (Paul Rock). 2. Criminological psychology (Clive R. Hollin). 3. Contemporary landscapes of crime, order, and control - governance, risk and globalization (Ian Loader and Richard Sparks). 4. Cultural criminology (Keith Hayward and Jock Young). 5. Historical perspectives on crime (Clive Emsley). 6. Comparing criminal justice (David Nelken). 7. Diversity, crime, and criminal justice (Barbara Hudson). Part II - The social constructions of crime and crime control: 8. Legal constructions of crime (Nicola Lacey). 9. No turning back: the politics of law and order into the millennium (David Downes and Rod Morgan). 10. Crime data and statistics (Mike Maguire). 11. Media-made criminality: the representation of crime in the mass media (Robert Reiner). Part III - Dimensions of crime: 12. Political economy, crime, and criminal justice (Robert Reiner). 13. Gender and crime (Frances Heidensohn and Loraine Gelsthorpe). 14. Ethnicities, racism, crime, and criminal justice (Carolyn Hoyle and Lucia Zedner). 15. Victims, victimization, and criminal justice (Carolyn Hoyle and Lucia Zedner). 16. Mentally disordered offenders, mental health, and crime (Jill Peay). 17. Place, space, crime, and disorder (Anthony E. Bottoms). 18. Youth crime and youth culture (Tim Newburn). 19. Childhood risk factors and risk-focused prevention (David P. Farrington). 20. Crime and the life course (David J. Smith). Part IV - Forms of crime: 21. Violent crime (Michael Levi, Mike Maguire and Fiona Brookman). 22. White-collar and corporate crime (David Nelken). 23. Organized crime and terrorism (Michael Levi). 24. Drugs, alcohol, and crime (Nigel South). Part V - Reactions to crime: 25. The governance of security: pluralization, privatization, and polarization in crime control (Trevor Jones). 26. Crime prevention and community safety (Adam Crwford). 27. Policing and the police (Tim Newburn and Robert Reiner). 28. From suspect to trial (Andrew Sanders and Richard Young). 29. Sentencing (Andrew Ashworth). 30. Youth Justice (Rod Morgan and Tim Newburn). 31. Community penalties - probation, 'What Works', and offender management (Peter Raynor). 32. Imprisonment - an expanding scene (Rod Morgan and Alison Liebling).  aCONTROLO DO CRIME  aPSICOLOGIA CRIMINAL  aCRIMINOLOGIA SOCIAL  aESTATÍSTICAS CRIMINAIS  aGUIA DE INFORMAÇÃO  aSOCIOLOGIA CRIMINAL  aMAGUIREbMike4ed.  aMORGANbRod4co-ed.  aREINERbRobert4co-ed.