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100 1  $a Kramer, Ronald $c (Senior lecturer), $e author.
245 10 $a Culture, crime and punishment / $c Ronald Kramer.
264  1 $a London : $b Macmillan Education, $c 2021.
300    $a x, 196 pages : $b illustrations (black and white) ; $c 24 cm
504    $a Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $a Machine generated contents note: $t References. $t The structure of the book -- $g 8. $t Theoretical foundations -- $t Introduction -- $t Positivist criminology: Theories of crime and punishment -- $t Radical constructivism -- $t Sociological criminology: Theories of crime -- $t Robert Merton and Albert Cohen: Crime as resolution -- $t David Matza and Gresham Sykes: Subterranean values -- $t The Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS): Subcultural resistance -- $t Howard Becker: Crime as a label -- $t Reverberations within cultural criminology: Criminalised behaviour -- $t Sociological criminology and the problem of punishment -- $t Howard Becker redux: Rule enforcers and moral entrepreneurs -- $t Hall and colleagues: Class structure, constructions of deviance and policing crisis -- $t Edwin Lemert and Stan Cohen: Secondary deviance and amplification -- $t Reverberations within cultural criminology: Punishment and social control -- $t Some lingering doubts and unresolved problems -- $g 2. $t Methodological approaches and the politics of research -- $t Introduction -- $t Positivist criminology: Methodological predilections and political values -- $t Cultural criminology: The quest for meaning -- $t Ethnography -- $t Textual analysis -- $t The politics of cultural criminology -- $t `Nothing new to see here': Pat Carlen and Dale Spencer -- $t Conclusion -- $g 3. $t The concept of culture and criminalised behaviour -- $t Introduction -- $t Culture of poverty arguments -- $t Poverty of dominant cultures: The problem of concurrent inclusion and exclusion -- $t The escapism of edgework and the carnival -- $t Crime as project: Restoring one's moral universe and meaningful political engagements -- $t Conclusion -- $g 4. $t Critiques of cultural criminology on crime -- $t Introduction -- $t Feminist theory, criminology and cultural criminology -- $t The ideological import of `resistant subcultures': Critical Marxism and the neglect of `foresight' -- $t Can the `resistance thesis' be rescued? -- $t Is cultural criminology without a concept of culture? -- $t Can the duality of culture be resolved? -- $t Conclusion -- $g 5. $t The framing of crime and social control efforts -- $t Introduction -- $t Ideology -- $t Discourse -- $t Moral panics -- $t Loops and spirals -- $t Conclusion -- $g 6. $t Consuming crime and punishment -- $t Introduction -- $t Making sense of the media: Types, the factual and the fictional, a powerful socio-cultural institution -- $t Media types and forms of content -- $t `Fact and fiction' or `fact/fiction'? -- $t Media performance debates: Serving the public or adjuncts of power and authority? -- $t The conservative view: Media as corrosive of social order -- $t Irrational fear and punitiveness -- $t `Collective realities': The `rational' kernel within media distortion -- $t Malicious media: The reproduction of power asymmetries -- $t Media and power -- $t Media as commodity: Production processes, victimisation, exploitation -- $t Modes of resistance: `Creative crimes' and `newsmaking criminology' -- $t Conclusion -- $g 7. $t Culture and punishment -- $t Introduction -- $t Freeing punishment from crime: Georg Rusche and Otto Kirchheimer -- $t Capital versus discourse: Cultures of control -- $t Two Durkheimian models: Reinforcing moral boundaries and pollution crises -- $t Kai Erikson and the reinforcement of cultural order -- $t Philip Smith and the cultural regulation of punishment techniques -- $t Feminist interventions: From `culture and punishment' to `culture/punishment' -- $t Conclusion -- $g 8. $t Criminal justice and new policies on crime control -- $t Introduction -- $t A general note on recent trends in criminal justice policy -- $t `Mandatory sentencing' or `sentencing guidelines', and `truth in sentencing' -- $t `Preventive detention' and `sexual predator laws' -- $t The `war on drugs' (and, more broadly, adopting a `war mentality' in relation to crime) -- $t `Broken windows' and `zero-tolerance policing' -- $t The peculiarity of punitive policy -- $t Media and public policy -- $t Penal populism -- $t The new penology and neoliberal state-crafting -- $t Conclusion -- $t Conclusion -- $t References.
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