Gender and crime /

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Imprint:Cardiff : University of Wales Press, 1995.
Description:x, 438 p. ; 22 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/2430505
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Other authors / contributors:Dobash, R. Emerson.
Dobash, Russell.
Noaks, Lesley.
ISBN:0708313019 (pbk.)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Thinking about gender and crime / R. Emerson Dobash, Russell P. Dobash and Lesley Noaks
  • 2. A genealogy of women's madness / Sylvie Frigon
  • 3. Passion, marriage and murder: analysing the press discourse / Maggie Wykes
  • 4. Women's crime and media coverage: making explanations / Bronwyn Naylor
  • 5. Sex crime news from abroad / Keith Soothill
  • 6. Conceptualizing violence by women / Margaret Shaw
  • 7. In the name of love: women and initiation to illicit drugs / Lisa Maher
  • 8. Child-killing by parents: social, legal and gender issues / Ania Wilczynski
  • 9. Men's own stories, lives and violence: research as practice / Richard Thurston and John Beynon
  • 10. 'A father's "normal" love'?: masculinities, criminology and the family / Richard Collier
  • 11. Target women: women's victimization and white-collar crime / Hazel Croall
  • 12. Women-talk and men-talk: defining and resisting victim status / Julie M. Owen
  • 13. The modelling of threat incidence: evidence from the British Crime Survey / Andromachi Tseloni
  • 14. Fear of crime: children and gendered socialization / Jo Goodey
  • 15. Child sexual abuse and age of consent laws: a response to some libertarian arguments for 'sexual liberty' / A. Mark Liddle
  • 16. Re-orienting the criminal justice system: towards a consideration of victims' rights / Rob Mawby and Sandra Walklate
  • 17. Evaluating criminal justice programmes for violent men / Russell P. Dobash, R. Emerson Dobash, Kate Cavanagh and Ruth Lewis
  • 18. An overview of community-based intervention programmes for men who are violent or abusive in the home / Ruth Francis
  • 19. The role of the police in combating domestic violence / Sam Wright.