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Travels of the criminal question : cultural embeddedness and diffusion / edited by Dario Melossi, Maximo Sozzo, Richard Sparks.

Van Pelt Library HV6025 .T73 2011
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English
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Physical Description:
ix, 223 pages ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Oxford : Hart Pub., 2011.
Contents:
  • 1 Introduction. Criminal Questions: Cultural Embeddedness and Diffusion / Dario Melossi Melossi, Dario, Máximo Sozzo Sozzo, Máximo, Richard Sparks Sparks, Richard 1
  • Part I Cultural Embeddedness of Punishment
  • 2 Concepts of Culture in the Sociology of Punishment / David Garland Garland, David 17
  • 3 Neoliberalism's Elective Affinities: Penality, Political Economy and International Relations / Dario Melossi Melossi, Dario 45
  • 4 Theorising the Embeddedness of Punishment / David Nelken Nelken, David 65
  • Part II Diffusion of Post-Fordist Penality
  • 5 State Form, Labour Market and Penal System: the New Punitive Rationality in context / Iñaki Rivera Beiras Beiras, Iñaki Rivera 95
  • 6 Post-Fordism and Penal Change: The New Penology as a Post-Disciplinary Social Control Strategy / Alessandro De Giorgi Giorgi, Alessandro De 113
  • Part III Travels of Discourses of Criminology and Crime Prevention
  • 7 Lombroso's 'La Donna Delinquente': its Strange Journeys in Italy, England and the USA, Including Scenes of Mutilation and Salvation / Nicole Rafter Rafter, Nicole 147
  • 8 The Governance of Crime in Italy: Global Tendencies and Local Peculiarities / Rossella Selmini Selmini, Rossella 161
  • 9 Cultural Travels and Crime Prevention in Argentina / Máximo Sozzo Sozzo, Máximo 185.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Lipman Criminology Library Fund.
ISBN:
  • 9781849460767
  • 1849460760
  • 9781849460774
  • 1849460779
OCLC:
705276126
Publisher Number:
99942755426
Online:
The Lipman Criminology Library Fund Home Page

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