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Author: John Muncie, David Wilson

Student Handbook of Criminal Justice and Criminology 1st Table of contents:

Part 1: Approaching Criminal Justice and Criminology

Chapter 1: Contemporary Criminology, Crime and Strategies of Crime Control

• Punishment

• Classicism and deterrence

• Conservatism, incapacitation and retribution

• Treatment

• Individual positivism and rehabilitation

• Prevention

• Sociological positivism, left realism and social reform

• Rational choice theory and situational crime prevention

• Tolerance

• Social construct theory, diversion and non-intervention

• Critical criminology, decarceration and abolition

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 2: The Politics and Processes of Criminal Justice

• Introduction

• A Day in the Life of the Criminal Justice System

• Crime

• The Police

• The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)

• Magistrates' Courts

• The Crown Court

• Youth Offending Teams

• Victim Support and the Witness Service

• The Probation Service

• HM Prison Service

• Models of Criminal Justice

• Restorative Justice

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 3: Researching Crime and Criminal Justice

• The Development of Criminological Research

• The emergence of the quantitative tradition

• Combining traditions

• The Politics of Criminological Research

• The politics of fieldwork

• Publication and dissemination

• Ethics and the Research Process

• Intrusion, vulnerability and harm

• Informed consent

• Confidentiality and disclosure

• Safety in Criminological Research

• Safety in the field

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Part 2: Unravelling Criminal Justice and Criminology

Chapter 4: Criminal Justice, Public Opinion, Fear and Popular Politics

• The Growing Importance of Public Perceptions

• Reflecting and Responding to Public Opinion

• Public Punitiveness and Liberal Unease

• Public Opinion and Criminal Justice

• Shaping Public Opinion

• Media influences

• Fear, anxiety and worry about crime

• Local pressure groups and community action

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 5: Media Representations of Criminal Justice

• Introduction

• The ‘self’ and ‘other’

• Victims and offenders

• Media representations of police, courts and prisons

• Public ignorance and assumptions about criminal justice

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 6: Minorities, Crime and Criminal Justice

• Suspects

• Perpetrators

• Victims

• Agents

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 7: Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice

• Sex or Gender: What Is the Difference?

• Feminism, Gender, Criminology and Victimology

• Theorising Masculinity, Gender, Criminology and Victimology

• Gender and the Criminal Justice Professional

• Gender and Criminal Justice Policy

• Gendering the Criminal and the Victim

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 8: Victims, Crime and Criminal Justice

• Introduction: Conceptualisation of the Term ‘Victim’

• Ways of Gaining Knowledge About Victims

• Positivist Victimology

• The Case of Domestic Violence

• The Role of Politics

• Critical Victimology and Justice for Victims

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 9: Islam and Criminal Justice

• Muslim Communities in Britain

• Muslim Offenders: Social Exclusion, Islamophobia and Interpretations of Islam

• Muslim Communities, Hate Crime and Victim Services

• Researching Islam: Ethical Dilemmas in Research

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 10: Regulation and Corporate Crime

• Introduction

• Corporate Crime

• Corporate violence

• Corporate fraud

• Regulating Corporations

• Explaining Regulation

• Consensus, neo-liberal, capture, and critical theories of regulation

• Conclusion: The Limits of Criminology

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 11: Globalisation, Human Rights and International Criminal Courts

• Introduction

• Globalisation and Criminology

• International Law and Justice

• Human Rights as a Movement Towards International Justice

• The Advent of International Criminal Courts

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Part 3: Delivering Criminal Justice

Chapter 12: Crime Prevention, Community Safety, and Crime and Disorder Reduction

• Unpacking the Policy Field

• The ‘What Works’ Paradigm in the UK

• Modernisation and Local Partnerships

• Comparative Perspectives on Prevention and Safety

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 13: Police and Policing

• New Beginnings

• From Persuasion to Compulsion

• Consolidation and Control

• Professional Policing

• Politicisation

• Centralisation and the Performance Culture

• Policing the Future

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 14: Sentencing and Court Processes

• The Courts and the Sentencers

• Sentencing Justifications

• Policy and Practice

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 15: Youth Crime and Youth Justice

• Youth Crime and Moral Panics

• Offending, Offences and Offenders

• Thematic Concepts: Welfare, Justice, Rights, Responsibilities

• The New Youth Justice

• Intensive Intervention and Custodial Detention

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 16: Probation and Community Penalties

• Introduction

• On the Offender’s Side?

• A Changing Ethos

• Prison and Probation

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 17: Thinking About Imprisonment

• From Rehabilitation to Punishment

• New Labour and the Working Prison

• Liberal and Critical Perspectives

• Social Order and the Prison

• Gender and the Prison

• Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

• Websites

Chapter 18: Restorative and Informal Justice

• Introduction

• The Trouble with Punishment

• Victim-Oriented and Symbolic Reparation

• From Sentencing to Conferencing

• Benefits and Concerns of Restorative Justice

• Guiding Questions

• Seminar Discussion Topics

• Key Readings

• References

Chapter 19: Criminal Justice in Scotland

• A Brief History of Scots Criminal Law

• Legal Personnel and the Scottish Criminal Courts

• The Criminal Justice Process

• Solemn and Summary Procedures

• Penalties and Conclusion

• Seminar Discussion Topics

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