An Introduction To Political Crime 2012th Edition Jeffrey Ian Ross by Jeffrey Ian Ross 9781847426796, 9781847426802, 1847426794, 1847426808 instant download after payment.

1 (p1): one Introduction
17 (p2): two Theoretical explanations of political crime
29 (p3): three Oppositional political crimes
35 (p4): four Nonviolent oppositional political crimes
53 (p5): five Violent oppositional political crimes: assassination, riot, sabotage,subversion, and terrorism
73 (p6): six State crime
85 (p7): seven Political corruption
101 (p8): eight Illegal domestic surveillance
115 (p9): nine Human rights violations
137 (p10): ten State violence
149 (p11): eleven State-corporate crime
159 (p12): twelve Conclusion:controlling oppositional and state crime
179 (p13): References
201 (p14): Index
3 (p15): List of boxes, figures and tables
3 (p16): Boxes
3 (p16-1): 1.1 Getting a paper published in a peer-reviewed journal
19 (p16-2): 2.1 Robert King Merton (1910-2003)
20 (p16-3): 2.2 Richard Moran (1944-)
20 (p16-4): 2.3 Austin T.Turk (1934-)
30 (p16-5): 3.1 Stephen Schafer (1911-76)
33 (p16-6): 3.2 Barton L. Ingraham (1930-)
34 (p16-7): 3.3 Nicholas N. Kittrie (1928-)
48 (p16-8): 4.1 Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
59 (p16-9): 5.1 In the Name of the Father (1993)
74 (p16-10): 6.1 Gregg Barak (1948-)
94 (p16-11): 7.1 Prince of the City (1981)
97 (p16-12): 7.2 Frank Serpico
104 (p16-13): 8.1 The Conversation (1974)
140 (p16-14): 10.1 The Killing Fields (1984)
163 (p16-15): 12.1 Noam Chomsky (1928-)
164 (p16-16): 12.2 Peter Grabosky (1945-)
25 (p17): Figures
25 (p17-1): 2.1 The individual-situation-organizational facilitation-resource adequacy (ISOR) explanation of political crime
58 (p17-2): 5.1 Typology of political terrorism
77 (p17-3): 6.1 Outline of the three faces of power
31 (p18): Tables
31 (p18-1): 3.1 Definition comparison chart
33 (p18-2): 3.2 Typology of political crimes
112 (p18-3): 8.1 Countries, national security/intelligence agencies and well-known acts of illegal domestic surveillance…