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• Cover
• Half Title
• Endorsements
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• List of illustrations
• Acknowledgements
• PART 1: The criminological imagination
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Histories of crime
• 3. Researching crime
• PART 2: Thinking about crime
• 4. The Enlightenment and early traditions
• 5. Early sociological thinking about crime
• 6. Radicalising traditions: marxism, feminism and Foucault
• 7. Crime, social theory and social change
• 8. Crime, place and space
• 9. Victims and victimization
• PART 3: Doing crime
• 10. Life course criminology
• 11. Theft, fraud and other property crimes
• 12. Crime, sexuality and gender
• 13. Crime, the emotions and social psychology
• 14. Organised crime
• 15. Corporate crime and crimes of the powerful
• 16. Drugs, alcohol, health and crime
• PART 4: Controlling crime
• 17. Thinking about punishment
• 18. The criminal justice process
• 19. The police and policing
• 20. Prisons and imprisonment
• PART 5: Globalising crime
• 21. Green criminology and environmental crime
• 22. Crime and the media
• 23. Digital criminology and cybercrime
• 24. Political violence, terrorism and counter-terrorism
• 25. State crime and war crime
• 26. Criminological futures
• Glossary
• References
• Webliography
• Index