Introduction: the need for "new directions" in criminological theory / Steve Hall and Simon Winlow -- Epistemological and political reflections -- Criminological knowledge : doing critique, doing politics / Pat Carlen -- Political economy and criminology : the return of the repressed / Robert Reiner -- Critical criminology, critical theory and social harm / Majid Yar -- The current condition of criminological theory in North America / Walter DeKeseredy -- Criminological theory, culture, and the subject -- The biological and the social in criminological theory / Tim Owen -- From social order to the personal subject : a major reversal / Michel Wieviorka -- The discourse on "race" in criminological theory / Colin Webster -- Using cultural geography to think differently about space and crime / Keith Hayward -- Consumer culture and the meaning of the urban riots in England / Steve Hall -- Censure, culture, and political economy : beyond the death of deviance debate / Colin Sumner -- Criminological theory, and violence -- Psychosocial perspectives : men, madness, and violence / D.W. Jones -- All that is sacred is profaned : towards a theory of subjective violence / Simon Winlow -- Late capitalism, vulnerable populations, and violent predatory crime / David Wilson -- Crime and criminological theory in the global age -- Outline of a criminology of drift / Jeff Ferrell -- It was never about the money : market society, organized crime and UK criminology / Dick Hobbs -- After the crisis : new directions in theorising corporate and white-collar crime / Kate Burdis and Steve Tombs -- Crimes against reality : parapolitics, simulation, power crime / Eric Wilson 18. Global Terrorism, Risk and the State / Sandra Walklate and Gabe Mythen.
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