Criminology & Policing - Criminology

Criminology Titles:

• Anatomy of a French Murder Case
• Blood on Whose Hands? - The killing of women and children in domestic homicides
• Border Crimes - Australia's war on illicit migrants
• Community Justice - Issues for probation and criminal justice
• Comparative Criminal Justice
• Controlling Security in a Culture of Fear
• Crime - Local and global
• Crime and Justice in Australia 1997
• Crime Prevention Policies in Comparative Perspective
• Crime, Risk and Justice - The politics of crime control in liberal democracies
• Crime, Social Control and Human Rights - From moral panics to states of denial - Essays in honour of Stanley Cohen
• Crime, Truth and Justice - Official inquiry, discourse, knowledge
• Criminal Enterprise - Individuals, organisations and criminal responsibility
• Criminal Identities and Consumer Culture - Crime, exclusion and the new culture of narcissism
• Criminal Investigation - An introduction to principles and practice
• Criminal Justice - An introduction to crime and the criminal justice system
• Criminal Justice and Political Cultures - National and international dimensions of crime control
• Criminal Procedure
• Criminal Psychology
• Criminal Victimisation in International Perspective - Key findings from the 2004-2005 ICVS and EU ICS
• Criminal Visions - Media representations of crime and justice
• An Introduction to Criminological Theory
• Criminology
• Criminology and Criminal Justice - A study guide
• Critical Criminology - Issues, debates, challenges
• The Critical Criminology Companion
• Defining Madness
• Developing Cultural Criminology - Theory and practice in Papua New Guinea
• Deviant Knowledge - Criminology, politics and policy
• Drugs and Popular Culture - Drugs, media and identity in contemporary society
• The Dutch Criminal Justice System - Organisation and operation
• Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis
• European Sourcebook of Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics - 2003
• European Sourcebook of Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics-2006
• Expanding the Criminological Imagination - Critical readings in criminology
• Expert Evidence in Criminal Law: - The Scientific Approach
• A Fair Hearing? - Ethnic minorities in the criminal courts
• Fault in Homicide - Murder and involuntary manslaughter in England, Australia and India
• Forensic Identification and Criminal Justice - Forensic science, justice and risk
• French Criminal Law
• Gender and Justice - New concepts and approaches
• Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice
• Gender, 'Race' and International Relations - Violence against Filipino women in Australia
• Getting Away with Murder - The Canadian criminal justice system
• Global Issues, Women and Justice
• Governing the Dangerous - Dangerousness, law and social change
• Handbook of Victims and Victimology
• Handbook on Crime
• Hearing the Victim - Adversarial justice, crime victims and the State
• Holding Your Square - Masculinities, streetlife and violence
• Ideology, Crime and Criminal Justice - A symposium in honour of Sir Leon Radzinowicz
• Illicit and Illegal - Sex, regulation and social control
• Intelligence-Led Policing
• International Police Cooperation - Emerging issues, theory and practice - Recent Release
• Introducing Criminology
• Investigative Interviewing - Rights, research, regulation
• Islam, Crime and Criminal Justice
• Issues in Green Criminology - Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other animals
• Key Readings In Criminology
• Ladies of Lost Causes - Rehabilitation, women offenders and the voluntary sector
• Lines in the Sand - The Cronulla Riots, Multiculturalism and National Belonging
• Making People Behave - Anti-social behaviour, politics and policy
• Managing High-Risk Sex Offenders in the Community - Risk management, treatment and social responsibility
• Managing Intelligence - The Art of Influence - Forthcoming Release
• Narratives of Neglect - Community, regeneration and the governance of security
• The New Politics of Crime and Punishment
• Police Corruption - Deviance, accountability and reform in policing
• Policing the Rural Crisis
• The Price of Justice - Lengthy criminal trials in Australia
• The Price of Sex - Prostitution, policy and society
• Private Policing
• Psychology and Crime - Understanding and tackling offender behaviour
• Public Opinion and Criminal Justice
• Punishment, Places and Perpetrators - Developments in criminology and criminal justice research
• Questioning Crime and Criminology
• Race and Probation
• Rape - Challenging contemporary thinking
• Refugees and State Crime
• Regulating Racism - Racial vilification laws in Australia
• Release from Prison - European policy and practice
• Researching Gender Violence - Feminist methodology in action
• Rights and Freedoms in Australia
• Rioting in the UK and France - A comparative analysis
• Rural Racism
• Security Applications for Converging Technologies - Impact on the constitutional state and the legal order
• Serial Survivors - Women’s narratives of surviving rape
• Sex As Crime?
• Sex Offenders and Preventive Detention - Politics, policy and practice
• Sex Offenders in the Community - Managing and reducing the risks
• Sex Work - A risky business
• Sex Work Now
• Simply Criminal
• Situational Prevention of Organised Crimes
• State Crime in the Global Age
• Supermax - Controlling risk through solitary confinement
• Sweet and Sour - The working world of police, judges, gaolers and occasional villains
• Technocrime - Technology, crime and social control
• Theorizing Surveillance - The panopticon and beyond
• Transforming International Criminal Justice - Retributive and restorative justice in the trial process
• Treating Sex Offenders - An introduction to sex offender treatment programmes
• Understanding Criminal Behaviour - Psychosocial approaches to criminality
• Understanding Criminal Justice in Hong Kong
• Understanding Youth Offending - Risk factor research, policy and practice
• Victims of Crime - Policy and practice in criminal justice
• Violence and Sex Work in Britain
• Reflections on Violence in Melanesia
• What Else Works? - Creative work with offenders
• Women, Male Violence and the Law