Framing Crime: Cultural Criminology and the Image

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Chapter 1 Opening the lens: Cultural criminology and the image
Chapter 2 Crime, punishment and the force of photographic spectacle
Chapter 3 The decisive moment: Documentary photography and cultural criminology
Chapter 4 Hindley’s ghost: The visual construction of Maxine Carr
Chapter 5 Screening crime: Cultural criminology goes to the movies
Chapter 6 The scene of the crime: Is there such a thing as ‘just looking’?
Chapter 7 Imagining the ‘war on terror’: Fiction, film and framing
Chapter 8 Framing the crimes of colonialism: Critical images of aboriginal art and law
Chapter 9 ‘Drive it like you stole it’: A cultural criminology of car commercials
Chapter 10 Staging an execution: The media at McVeigh
Chapter 11 Fighting with images: The production and consumption of violence among online football supporters
Chapter 12 A reflected gaze of humanity: Cultural criminology and images of genocide
Index