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07750aam a2200409Ii 4500 001 D05AB5E8EC6A11E7AF65C16E97128E48 003 SILO 005 20171229012527 008 160503s2016 enk b 001 0 eng d 020 $a 1473902193 020 $a 9781473902190 035 $a (OCoLC)948575536 040 $a SITPL $b eng $e rda $c SITPL $d SITPL $d OCLCO $d LTSCA $d CDX $d OCLCF $d UX0 $d YDX $d IaU-L $d UtOrBLW $d SILO 050 4 $a HV6158 $b .S55 2016 082 04 $a 364.3 $2 23 100 1 $a Silvestri, Marisa, $e author. $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n95039319 245 10 $a Gender & crime : $b a human rights approach / $c Marisa Silvestri, Chris Crowther-Dowey. 246 3 $a Gender and crime 250 $a 2nd edition. 264 1 $a London : $b Sage, $c 2016. 300 $a xv, 349 pages ; $c 24 cm. 490 1 $a Key approaches to criminology 504 $a Includes bibliographical references (pages 293-338) and index 505 00 $a Machine generated contents note: $g 11. $t Future debates about gender and crime. $t state of criminology -- $t New directions: Human rights -- $t Overview of the book and its contents -- $g 2. $t Theorizing Gender and Crime -- $t Introduction -- $t emergence of feminist perspectives in criminology -- $t project in feminist empiricism and theorization -- $t critique of feminist criminology -- $t lack of complexity -- $t co-optation of feminist ideals and backlash -- $t Challenging mainstream criminology -- $t development and growing importance of human rights discourse -- $t Bringing rights home: Cleaning up our 'own back yards' -- $t Human rights meet criminology -- $t offender -- $t victim -- $t criminal justice professional -- $t Concluding thoughts -- $t Summary -- $t Study questions -- $t Further reading -- $g 3. $t Gender, Crime and History -- $t Introduction -- $t note on historical sources -- $t Exploring the gender gap over time -- $t Women offenders as non-violent -- $t Mad not bad -- $t Women as liars/deceivers -- $t Dangerous and risky bodies -- $t Risky and in need of regulation -- $t Feeblemindedness and in need of rescue -- $t problem of girls -- $t Civilizing and criminalizing men -- $t Gender and victimization -- $t Concluding thoughts -- $t Summary -- $t Study questions -- $t Further reading -- $g 4. $t Contemporary Issues in Gender and Crime in a Globalized World -- $t Introduction -- $t What is globalization? -- $t Comparative criminology -- $t Globalization, gender and human rights -- $t Globalization and crime -- $t Drug trafficking -- $t Human trafficking -- $t Gender, crime and human rights: Global drivers of crime -- $t New Public Management and modernization -- $t Victim-centred justice -- $t Public protection and penal populism -- $t Decline of the rehabilitative ideal -- $t Risk assessment and management -- $t Commercialization of crime control -- $t Concluding thoughts -- $t Summary -- $t Study questions -- $t Further reading -- $g 5. $t Women as Offenders -- $t Introduction -- $t Who is the female offender? -- $t problem of 'mean girls' -- $t Women who sexually offend -- $t Women and terrorism -- $t Acknowledging women's agency in offending -- $t Processing and punishing the female offender -- $t What can human rights do for women in prison? -- $t Suicide and self-harm -- $t Imprisoning mothers -- $t incarceration of girls -- $t Concluding thoughts -- $t Summary -- $t Study questions -- $t Further reading -- $g 6. $t Men as Offenders -- $t Introduction -- $t Key themes in the study of men, masculinities and crime -- $t Male offending and criminality -- the evidence base -- $t General offending -- $t Self-report studies -- $t criminalization of men -- $t Remand and mode of trial -- $t Sentencing and penal policy -- $t Men's offending and the international crime drop -- $t Theorizations of men, masculinities and crime -- $t Connell -- 'gender relations' -- $t Psychosocial and other approaches to thinking about crime and masculinities -- $t Men, masculinities and crime -- towards a human rights perspective -- $t Male offenders and human rights discourse: Threats and opportunities -- $t Men as beneficiaries of human rights discourse -- $t Men as inhibitors of human rights discourse -- $t Concluding thoughts -- $t Summary -- $t Study questions -- $t Further reading -- $g 7. $t Women as Victims -- $t Introduction -- $t (Re)conceptualizing violence against women -- $t Violence against women and girls -- $t Women involved in prostitution/sex work -- $t Forced marriage -- $t 'Honour'-based violence (HBV) -- $t Female genital mutilation (FGM) -- $t Responding to violence against women -- $t problem of attrition -- $t Constructing the 'ideal' victim -- $t 'specialist' and 'coordinated' approach to violence against women -- $t Global concerns and responses -- $t Reconceptualizing domestic violence as torture -- $t Making the state accountable for violence against women -- $t Concluding thoughts -- $t Summary -- $t Study questions -- $t Further reading -- $g 8. $t Men as Victims -- $t Introduction -- $t Key debates -- $t Men as victims of crime -- the knowledge base -- $t criminal justice response to male victims -- $t Explaining patterns of male victimization: Masculinities and the fluidity of victim-offender statuses -- $t Male victims and their human rights: A critical framework -- $t 'Responsibilizing' male victims -- $t Anti-social behaviour (ASB) and masculinities -- $t origins and definitions of ASB -- $t ASB, youth and crime policy under New Labour: Enforcement strategies to tackle ASB -- $t Compromising the human rights of children: Victimizing boys -- $t Concluding thoughts -- $t Summary -- $t Study questions -- $t Further reading -- $g 9. $t Gender and Criminal Justice Workers -- $t Introduction -- $t gender audit -- men and women working in criminal justice -- $t police service -- $t Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) -- $t Ministry of Justice -- $t National Offender Management Service (NOMS) -- $t prison service -- $t probation service -- $t Other criminal justice agencies -- $t Para-professionals -- $t Policing: The gendered nature of the police and private security -- $t limitations of statistical information -- $t Addressing human rights: The gendered working of power -- $t Restating the importance of power -- $t Concluding thoughts -- $t Summary -- $t Study questions -- $t Further reading -- $g 10. $t Criminal Justice System: A Gendered Site -- $t Introduction -- $t rationale for gender representation -- $t business case -- $t Making a difference -- $t Social justice -- $t call for more women in policing -- $t call for more women in law -- $t gendered organization -- $t Gendered policing -- $t Gendered judiciary -- $t Concluding thoughts -- $t Summary -- $t Study questions -- $t Further reading -- $g 11. $t Conclusions -- $t overview of key debates -- $t Historical and theoretical debates on gender and crime -- $t Out of Control -- $t female offender -- $t male offender -- $t In Need of Care -- $t female victim -- $t male victim -- $t In Control -- $t criminal justice practitioner: A gendered perspective -- $t Future debates about gender and crime. 650 0 $a 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