The new European criminology : crime and social order in Europe /
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| Imprint: | London ; New York : Routledge, 1998. |
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| Description: | xvii, 520 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4451507 |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Towards a European Criminological Community
- Part 1. European Prospects
- 1. Crime, market-liberalism and the european idea
- 2. Conflicts and convergence in Criminology: Bringing politics and economy back in
- 3. Remarks on social control, state sovereignty and citizenship in the new Europe
- 4. From inclusive to exclusive society
- Part 2. Penality and Criminal Justice
- 1. A crisis of youth or juridical response?
- 2. Prison
- 3. Between civility and state
- 4. The 'Sensitive Perimeter' of the prison
- 5. 'The big thieves hang the small ones': Equality before the criminal law in an unequal society
- 6. Prison and alternatives to prison in Spain
- 7. Another angle on European harmonization: The case of the European committee for the prevention of torture
- 8. Victims' perception of police services in East and West Europe
- Part 3. Criminal business
- 1. Some observations on illegal markets
- 2. Drugs, War and illegal Enterprise in the Post-Soviet Balkans
- 3. The Market and Crime in Russia
- 4. Russian Organised Crime
- 5. The Pentiti's contribution to the conceptualization of the mafia phenomenon
- Part 4. The International and the Local
- 1. Local organised crime
- 2. Crime and the sense of one's place
- 3. The moral crusade on violence in Sweden
- 4. Youth deviance and social exclusion in Greece
- 5. Criminality or criminalization of migrants in Greece? An attempt at synthesis
- 6. Crime and the welfare state: The case of the UK and Sweden
- 7. Running risks and managing dangers: street robbery as a matter of trust
- Part 5. Horizons
- 1. 'Ideology with human victims': The institution of 'crime and punishment' between social control and social exclusion
- 2. The delinquent as a fading category of Knowledge
- 3. Corporate and state crimes against the environment: Foundations for a green perspective in European criminolgy
- 4. War and crime in the former Yugoslavia
- 5. Towards a criminology of war in Europe
