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دانلود کتاب Contemporary Criminological Theory: Crime and Criminal Behaviour in the Age of Moral Uncertainty

دانلود کتاب نظریه جرم شناسی معاصر: جرم و رفتار مجرمانه در عصر عدم اطمینان اخلاقی

Contemporary Criminological Theory: Crime and Criminal Behaviour in the Age of Moral Uncertainty

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Contemporary Criminological Theory: Crime and Criminal Behaviour in the Age of Moral Uncertainty

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ISBN (شابک) : 9780815374473, 9781351242097 
ناشر: Routledge 
سال نشر: 2020 
تعداد صفحات: [543] 
زبان: English 
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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
1	Introduction and structure of the book
	Introduction
	The structure of the book
	Summary of main points
	Discussion questions
	Further reading
Part I From the modern to the postmodern condition
	2	The rise and triumph of the modern
		Three philosophical epochs
		From the premodern to the modern
		The rise of modern society
		Crime and policing: from the premodern to the modern
		From golden age to fragmentation
		Policing fragmented modernity
		Crime in fragmented modernity
		Policing fragmented modernity revisited
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Further reading
		Notes
	3	Explaining crime in the modern era
		The rational actor model
		The predestined actor model
		The victimized actor model
		Discussion and conclusion
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Further reading
	4	The crisis of modernity
		An age of moral uncertainty
		The rise of neoliberalism
		The fragmentation of modernity
		Neoconservatism
		'The third way': the rise and fall of 'New' Labour
		An assessment of 'New' Labour
		Policy implications of the crisis of modernity
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
Part II Crime and criminal behaviour in the era of fragmented modernity
	5	Fragmentation of modernity and the postmodern condition
		The emergence of the postmodern
		Criminal justice and the postmodern condition
		Crime and the risk society
		The clash of civilizations
		An age of moral ambiguity: post-truth society
		Policy implications of the postmodern condition
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
	6	Constitutive criminology
		Introduction
		Jacques Lacan and constitutive criminology
		Chaos theory and constitutive criminology
		Constitutive criminology and the 'war on terror'
		Constitutive penology
		Policy implications of constitutive criminology
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Further reading
	7	Anarchist criminology
		Peacemaking criminology
		The peacemaking pyramid paradigm
		Criticism of peacemaking criminology
		Restorative justice as an alternative to criminal justice
		Conclusion
		Anarchist criminology revisited
		Policy implications of anarchism and peacemaking criminology
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
	8	Cultural criminology
		The focus of cultural criminology
		Methods and applications
		Psychosocial criminology
		Deviant leisure
		Cultural criminology and the mass media
		The future of cultural criminology
		Policy implications of cultural criminology
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
		Notes
	9	Globalization and organized crime
		Globalization and neoliberalism
		The global criminal economy
		Organized crime in Europe and the UK
		Dance culture – the globalization of deviance
		Responding to organized crime in the UK
		Policy implications of globalization and organized crime
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
	10	Southern theory and criminology
		Introduction
		(Re)conceptualizing the south in criminology
		North/South and global convergence in the digital era
		Rethinking criminology from the global South
		Crimes outside the metropole: the many worlds of violence
		Gendered crime and victimization in the global south
		Penality, punishment and Southern criminology
		Policy implications of Southern theory
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
	11	Critical race theory
		Defining critical race theory
		Core themes
		Core theoretical framework
		The myths of US democracy
		Critical race criminology
		Hip-hop: from South Bronx to global footprint
		Sharing a parallel universe
		Conclusion
		Epilogue: from slavery to black lives matter
		Policy implications of critical race theory
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
	12	Terrorism and state violence
		Introduction
		Social science explanations of terrorism
		Contemporary criminological explanations of terrorism
		The war on terrorism
		State violence as state terrorism
		Terrorism and postmodernism revisited
		Policy implications of terrorism and state violence
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
	13	Gender, feminism and masculinity
		Introduction
		The historical development of feminism
		Perspectives in feminist theory
		Criminology and women
		Crime and masculinities
		Queer criminology
		Gender, feminism and masculinity revisited
		Policy implications of the gendered criminal
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
		Note
	14	Green and species criminology
		Introduction
		The case for a green criminology
		Animal rights
		From the beginning . . . a selective history
		Philosophical and legal approaches to animal rights
		(Il)legitimate cruelty to animals
		Policy implications of green and species criminology
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
	15	Bio-critical criminology
		Introduction
		Biosocial theory
		The postmodern critique of science
		Bio-critical criminology
		Sociobiology revisited – recent sociobiological explanations of childhood delinquency
		Case study: ACE (adverse childhood experiences)
		The natural sciences revisited – do vaccines cause autism?
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
	16	Abolitionism and convict criminology
		Introduction
		Abolitionism
		Critical carceral studies
		New abolition meets criminology
		The lessons and experiences of the new abolitionists
		Convict criminology
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
Part III From the postmodern condition to a revitalized modernity
	17	The rise of political populism
		Introduction
		Neoliberalism in crisis
		The global rise of populism
		Distrust of elites
		The alt-right
		Leaving Europe
		A deeply divided Britain
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
		Notes
	18	Risk, surveillance and social control
		Introduction
		The risk society revisited
		The surveillance society
		Universities, neoliberalism and new public management
		Punishing the poor
		Neoliberal penality
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
		Notes
	19	Ultra-realist criminology
		Introduction
		Criminological closure
		The influence of zemiology
		The influence of critical realism
		Transcendental materialism
		Ultra-realism revisited
		Eight critiques of ultra-realist crime causation theory
		Conclusion
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
		Note
	20	Radical moral communitarian criminology
		Introduction
		The mainstream communitarian agenda
		Radical egalitarian communitarianism
		The concept of community reconsidered
		The development of the concept of individualism in Western Europe
		The origins of Durkheim’s social theory
		Durkheim and social solidarity
		Durkheim and radical moral communitarianism
		Policy implications of radical moral communitarian criminology
		Conclusion
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
		Notes
	21	Conclusion: post-COVID-19 society
		The story so far . . .
		100 Days that changed the world
		The experts are back in fashion
		COVID-19 conspiracy theories
		A turning point in history
		Bad guys being bad
		Pandemic crime opportunities
		Neoliberalism revisited
		Concluding comments
		Summary of main points
		Discussion questions
		Suggested further reading
		Notes
Index




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