The Sage Dictionary of Criminology

Criminology and Criminal Justice 2018 sagepublishing.com Welcome... Welcome to our 2018 Criminology catalogue featuring our latest and bestselling titles, expertly developed to support students, lecturers and researchers at every stage of their academic career. Across textbooks, reference works, and journals, we aim to bring timely and authoritative resources to the academic community. The coverage of our textbook programme makes SAGE the perfect go-to when recommending texts to your students to inspire them to read deeply enough into, and widely enough around, your subject area. Discover new ideas and tools for your next project, syllabus, or library, from practical study guides and undergraduate course companions to critical researcher-oriented titles, covering an array of topics from policing to prostitution, gangs, gender, and victimology, as well as new frontiers in cybercrime, terrorism, criminological theory, and more. We couldn’t fit everything in this catalogue, so be sure to browse our complete collection online at uk.sagepub.com/criminology-criminal-justice, where most of our titles are available as e-books and inspection copies, if you’re teaching a relevant course. You can also follow us on Twitter: @SAGEcriminology. If you are interested in joining the list, as an author or editor, do get in touch with our Publisher, Natalie Aguilera, who will be happy to discuss any potential projects. We wish you every success in your academic journey in 2018! The SAGE Criminology team New and Bestselling Titles P14 P20 P22 Contact us Contents 1 Oliver’s Yard, 55 City Road, London, EC1Y 1SP General Criminology ................................. 4–7 Criminal Justice ............................................ 8 Criminological Theory .............................. 8–9 Global Criminology ..................................... 10 Peace & Conflict Studies............................ 10 Security Studies ......................................... 10 Terrorism ......................................................11 Trafficking ....................................................11 Penology ..................................................... 13 Policing........................................................ 14 Race & Ethnicity ......................................... 15 Victimology ................................................. 15 Gender & Crime .......................................... 16 Criminal Investigation ................................. 16 Study Skills ................................................. 18 Media ..................................................... 18-19 Sex Work ..................................................... 20 Research Methods ................................21–24 Psychology.................................................. 24 +44 (0)20 7324 8500 +44 (0)20 7324 8600 sagepublishing.com Key Contacts Natalie Aguilera – Publisher natalie.aguilera@sagepub.co.uk Susheel Gokarakonda - Marketing Manager susheel.gokarakonda@sagepub.co.uk Eve Williams - Editorial Assistant eve.williams@sagepub.co.uk Keep up-to-date Tell us which subject areas you are interested in hearing about and we’ll keep you up-to-date with relevant products and special offers. 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For full details, visit: sagepub.co.uk/ebooks Inspection Copies sagepub.co.uk/login Request and manage your inspection copies quickly and easily. sagepub.co.uk/inspectioncopy General Criminology THE SAGE DICTIONARY OF CRIMINOLOGY Third Edition Edited by Eugene McLaughlin City University London and John Muncie The Open University ‘An An indispensable tool for interpreting and navigating this everchanging field, with packed and theoretically weighty entries written by the original researchers and theoreticians themselves.’ - Shadd Maruna, Queen’s University Belfast Now in its Third Edition,, this bestselling reference text has established itself as the authoritative source covering the key concepts, theories, and methods in criminology and criminal justice, and is edited by two of the leading figures in the field. The book is: • Comprehensive: now with over 300 entries, the book has been updated to include an expanded editorial introduction • Definitive: concepts are precisely defined so students have a clear understanding of the history and development of each topic and debate • Student-focused: each entry maps connections across various fields and issues, and includes further reading to extend students’ knowledge throughout their studies • International: contributions from internationally-renowned academics and practitioners ensure that this book is global and comparative throughout. This wide-ranging reference and research tool will be an essential companion for students and academics within criminology, criminal justice and legal studies and related fields including sociology, social policy, psychology and cultural studies. 2012 • 536 pages Cloth (9781446200827) • £85.00 Paper (9781446200834) • £28.99 4 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com General Criminology CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES Essential Readings Third Edition Edited by Eugene McLaughlin City University London and John Muncie The Open University ‘Comprehensive Comprehensive in its coverage and sophisticated in its contextualizing commentaries, McLaughlin and Muncie’s substantially revised collection of key and classic readings is becoming something of a classic itself.’ - Dr Chris Greer, City University London This revised and expanded Third Edition of the internationally-acclaimed Criminological Perspectives is the most comprehensive reader available in the field. Wide-ranging and global in scope and coverage, the book will enable you to critically engage with the various concepts and theoretical positions that you’ll encounter throughout your studies. In addition to essays that have had a seminal influence on the development of criminology, new articles have been included to cover topics of contemporary criminological significance, including: • Surveillance • Digitized crime • Terrorism and political violence • Environmental crime • Human trafficking • Techno-social networks • Narco-crime • Global inequalities Criminological Perspectives will prove an indispensible resource, whether you’re studying criminology, criminal justice studies, socio-legal studies, penology, security studies, surveillance studies, or sociology. CONTENTS Part I: Criminological Foundations / Part II: Causes of Crime / Part III: Criminalisation / Part IV: Criminal Justice and Crime Prevention / Part V: Control-ology: Governance and Surveillance / Part VI: Global Risks and Harms 2013 • 768 pages Cloth (9781446207857) • £100.00 Paper (9781446207864) • £35.99 Available as an inspection copy 5 General Criminology INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY Theories, Methods, and Criminal Behavior Ninth Edition Frank E. Hagan Mercyhurst College With a focus on the importance of criminological theory, this Ninth Edition has been updated with new coverage on terrorism and emerging criminological methods, such as ethnographies, to continue to provide students with comprehensive coverage of all the foundational aspects of studying criminology. 2015 • 488 pages Paper (9781483389172) • £106.00 VIOLENCE AND SOCIETY Second Edition Larry Ray University of Kent This highly-respected title comes revised and updated in a Second Edition to provide students with a contemporary overview of violence and society. Clearly and lucidly written, this book offers broad coverage of theoretical debates, using case studies from the author’s own extensive research to bring the various theories alive. New to this edition: • Chapters on ‘Collective Violence’, ‘Media and Violence’ and ‘Theories of Violence’ • Material on sex offending and the night-time economy • Learning features in each chapter including case studies, and an ‘at-a-glance’ overview within the introduction. CONTENTS Introduction - What is Violence? / Theories of Violence / Elias and the Civilizing Process / Violence and Urban Space / Gender and Violence / Domestic Violence / Explaining Homicide / The Politics of ‘Hate Crime’ / Collective Violence / Modernity and the Holocaust / Violence and the Visual September 2018 • 320 pages Cloth (9781473907904) • £75.00 Paper (9781473907911) • £26.99 6 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com General Criminology ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR A Multi-National Perspective of the Everyday to the Extreme Cate Curtis University of Waikato ‘Neatly and succinctly takes readers through ways to understand and interpret the label of ‘antisocial’ behaviour in a wider context, showing how it is socially, historically and culturally produced, as well as understood in professional health and policing or correctional contexts... a crisp insightful synthesis of core issues.’ - Professor Catharine Coleborne, University of Newcastle, Australia SAGE SWIFTS 2016 • 120 pages Cloth (9781473915770) • £46.99 GANGS & CRIME Critical Alternatives Alistair Fraser University of Glasgow This book takes students on a guided tour of the gang phenomenon through history, as well as current representations of gangs in literature and media. It includes: • A detailed global overview of gang culture, covering, amongst others, Glasgow, Chicago, Hong Kong, and Shanghai • A chapter on researching gangs which covers quantitative and qualitative methods • Extra chapter features such as key terms, chapter overviews, study questions and further reading suggestions Fraser brings together gang-literature and critical perspectives in a refreshingly new way, exploring ‘gangs’ as a social group with a long and fascinating history. CONTENTS Defining / Researching Gangs / Histories of Gangs / Conceptualising Gangs / Social Harm Perspectives / Feminist Perspectives / Cultural Perspectives / Gangs and Globalisation / Decentring the World of Gangs / Responding to the Global Gang / Conclusion: Beyond the Gang? KEY APPROACHES TO CRIMINOLOGY July 2017 • 272 pages Cloth (9781473911895) • £75.00 Paper (9781473911901) • £26.99 Available as an inspection copy 7 Criminal Justice / Criminological Theory AN INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE Edited by Jamie Harding and Pamela Davies both at Northumbria University, and George Mair Liverpool Hope University Coverage of all the core aspects of criminal justice is accompanied by details of a wide range of insights and experiences of real world practitioners to really bring the subject to life, providing students with a resource they can rely on throughout their degree. The book features: • 23 chapters spanning all that’s involved with, and fully contextualising, the criminal justice process: the agencies, institutions and processes and procedures that deal with victims, offenders and offending • A detailed timeline of criminal justice since 1945 • Consideration of victims and witnesses, complaints and misconduct. CONTENTS Part I: The Criminal Justice Process in Context / Criminal Justice Since 1945: a brief history / Definitions and the Counting of Crime / Purposes of the Criminal Justice Process / Characteristics of Offenders / Diversity and the Criminal Justice Process / Media Representations of Criminal Justice / Government, Governance and Criminal Justice / Researching Criminal Justice / Part II: The Criminal Justice Process / Community Safety and Crime Prevention / Policing / Policing as Part of a Multi-Agency Approach / Prosecution and the Alternatives / Criminal Courts / Community Sentences / Imprisonment / Parole and Release from Prison / Youth Justice / Dealing with Complaints and Misconduct / Supporting Victims and Witnesses / Part III: Key Issues in Criminal Justice / Does the Criminal Justice Process Work? / Globalisation and International Criminal Justice / Criminal Justice Futures 2017 • 504 pages Cloth (9781412962117) • £85.00 Paper (9781412962124) • £29.99 eBooks All SAGE eBooks are now available through eBooks.com and Google Play. A wide selection of our titles are also available on Kindle and Kobo. We also have a large number of titles available for library purchase. For more information please visit sagepub.co.uk/ebooks. 8 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com Criminological Theory CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY A Text/Reader Third Edition Stephen G. Tibbetts California State University and Craig Hemmens Washington State University Criminological Theory: A Text/Reader, Third Edition helps students understand criminological theory, with each authored section of the text enhanced by empirical research articles that put the theory into context. Key criminological theories are introduced and followed by articles that show how criminological theory can be applied to current policies, challenges, and issues. SAGE TEXT/READER SERIES IN CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE March 2018 • 656 pages Paper (9781506367828) • £77.00 CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY Context and Consequences Seventh Edition International Student Edition J. Robert Lilly Northern Kentucky University, Francis T. Cullen University of Cincinnati and Richard A. Ball Pennsylvania State University The Seventh Edition of Criminological Theory: Context and Consequences builds on its prior success with updated coverage of criminological theory and a fresh look at policy implications, continuing to offer a rich introduction to how scholars analyze crime in a clear, accessible text. October 2018 • 560 pages Paper (9781544327891) • £100.00 See the full listing of all our Criminology titles online at sagepublishing.com Available as an inspection copy 9 Global Criminology / Peace & Conflict Studies / Security Studies TRANSNATIONAL CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Marinella Marmo and Nerida Chazal, both at Flinders University ‘The scholarship deployed in this book is precise, well researched and the writing style is excellent. In my opinion, this text provides a notable contribution to teaching in this area and is also of relevance to scholars and policy makers operating in the policing and criminal justice fields.’ - Brian Payne, University of Gloucestershire 2016 • 240 pages Cloth (9781412919241) • £70.00 Paper (9781412919258) • £23.99 PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES Fourth Edition David P. Barash University of Washington and Charles P. Webel Chapman University The thoroughly updated Fourth Edition of this book explores historical and current topics in today’s rapidly changing world to provide a comprehensive introduction to peace and conflict studies. 2017 • 712 pages Paper (9781506344225) • £86.00 AN INTRODUCTION TO NON-TRADITIONAL SECURITY STUDIES A Transnational Approach Edited by Mely Caballero-Anthony Nanyang Technological University With thoroughly-developed pedagogy to both guide those new to the topic and challenge those who are already engaged, this textbook brings together leaders in the field to cover all key contemporary issues in depth. 2015 • 296 pages Cloth (9781446286074) • £89.00 Paper (9781446286081) • £28.99 10 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com Terrorism / Trafficking TERRORISM An International Perspective Clarence ‘Gus’ Augustus Martin California State University International in perspective, multidisciplinary, and thoroughly captivating, this is the essential textbook on terrorism. It provides a complete companion to terrorism, from its emergence through to events taking place today. Encompassing an array of global case studies, authors bring key topics such as cyberterrorism, the lone-wolf model and religious terrorism to life. CONTENTS Part I: Terrorism: A Conceptual Review / Terrorism: First Impressions / The Nature of the Beast: Defining Terrorism / History of Terrorism / Beginnings: The Causes of Terrorism / Part II: The Terrorists / Terror From Above: Terrorism by the State / Terror From Below: Terrorism by Dissidents / Violence in the Name of the Faith: Religious Terrorism / Violent Ideologies: Terrorism From the Left and Right / Terrorist Spillovers: International Terrorism / Emerging Terrorist Environments: Gender-Selective Political Violence and Criminal Dissident Terrorism / Part III: The Terrorist Trade and Counterterrorism / Tools of the Trade: Tactics and Targets of Terrorists / The Information Battleground: Terrorist Violence and the Role of the Media / Counterterrorism: The Options / Part IV: Final Analysis / Domestic Security: A Comparative Analysis / What Next? The Future of Terrorism December 2018 • 736 pages Cloth (9781526459947) • £90.00 Paper (9781526459954) • £32.99 GLOBAL POLITICS AND VIOLENT NON-STATE ACTORS Natasha Ezrow University of Essex With inclusion of theories and causal factors for context, case studies for real-world application, and pedagogical features to encourage engagement, this book’s coverage goes beyond the traditional focus on terrorist groups providing readers with a wide-ranging introduction to the subject. March 2017 • 248 pages Cloth (9781473960480) • £85.00 Paper (9781473960497) • £27.99 THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND MODERN DAY SLAVERY Edited by Jennifer Bryson Clark South Texas College and Sasha Poucki Rutgers The State University of New Jersey The SAGE Handbook of Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery provides a comprehensive, interdisciplinary and global look at the diverse issues surrounding human trafficking and slavery in the post-1945 environment, covering everything from history, literature and politics to economics, international law and geography. November 2018 • 550 pages Cloth (9781473978553) • £120.00 Available as an inspection copy 11 What resources are students using? We asked 610 social sciences undergraduates from various UK universities what resources they use for their courses and this is what they said… 85% purchase some or all of the books on their reading lists, because they are: ∙ recommended by their lecturer ∙ helping them prep for exams/assignments ∙ helping them achieve better grades 36% use video as part of their learning, and this is where they go to find educational videos: They prefer books with: ∙ simple navigation ∙ pictures and diagrams ∙ step by step guides on how to use them They buy their books from: ∙ Amazon ∙ second hand ∙ university bookshop The library gets used as well, with: ∙ 41% using it one or two times a month ∙ 35% using it one or two times a week 15% using it infrequently ∙ 7% of students ∙ 91% use eBooks and online resources, because they are : ∙ accessible 24/7 ∙ environmentally friendly ∙ interactive ∙ recommended by their lecturer ∙ helping them achieve better grades ∙ enhancing their learning 92% students also use resources not on the reading list, because they are: When it comes to finding the book they need in the library: ∙ YouTube ∙ Library ∙ University’s virtual learning environment ∙ 60% have a 50/50 chance ∙ 22% of students always do ∙ 15% never do using it daily 12 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com Penology PRISONS & PUNISHMENT The Essentials Second Edition David Scott Liverpool John Moores University and Nick Flynn De Montfort University ‘An excellent introduction to penology for students on undergraduate and postgraduate criminology and criminal justice degree programmes.’ - Dr Lyndsey Harris, Nottingham University This book gives students the tools needed to delve deeper and critically examine issues relating to prisons and punishment. The Second Edition explores prisons and punishment within national, international and comparative contexts, and includes a study skills section which guides students through essay writing, and offers hints and tips on how they can get the most out of their lectures. CONTENTS Part I: Penology / Thinking Like a Penologist / Sources of Penal Knowledge / Part II: Core Areas of the Curriculum / Justifications of Punishment / Theorising about Prisons and Punishment / Comparative Penologies / A History of Imprisonment in the UK: until 1997 / Penal Policy: until 2013 / Penal Administration and Prisoner Populations / Sociologies of Prison Life / Penal Accountability / Probation and Community Penalties / Future Directions and Alternative Visions / Part III: Study, Writing and Revision Skills / How to Get the Most out of Your Lectures and Seminars / Writing a Dissertation / Essay Writing Hints / Revision Hints / Exam Hints 2014 • 304 pages Cloth (9781446273463) • £66.00 Paper (9781446273470) • £20.99 THE PENAL SYSTEM An Introduction Fifth Edition Michael Cavadino University of Central Lancashire, James Dignan formerly at the University of Leeds and George Mair Liverpool Hope University ‘This book has been an indispensable companion on my journey through the criminal justice system. Today it continues to be a vital resource for critically examining and understanding the use of punishment in England and Wales.’ - Dr Jamie Bennett, University of Oxford Supporting students across their entire module, this authoritative and widely-respected text has been fully updated to include the most recent changes in the field and has expanded coverage of restorative justice, gender and comparative issues. CONTENTS Part I: Crisis? What Crisis? / Part II: Justifying Punishment / Part III: Explaining Punishment / Part IV: Sentencing: The Crux of the Crisis / Part V: Punishment in the Community / Part VI: Prisons and the Penal Crisis / Part VII: Early Release: The Penal System’s Safety Valve / Part VIII: The Youth Justice System / Part IX: Bias in the Criminal Justice System / Part X: Solving the Crisis? 2013 • 400 pages Cloth (9781446207246) • £83.00 Paper (9781446207253) • £26.99 Available as an inspection copy 13 Policing INTRODUCTION TO POLICING Third Edition Michael Rowe Northumbria University As well as offering students an account of the history of the police, Michael Rowe addresses the most current topics and provides all the tools necessary to take a critical view of policing. This Third Edition includes: • New chapters on Surveillance and the Sociology of Policing • Significant discussion of Police and Crime Commissioners, the impact of austerity, and ways in which technology will continue to shape policing in the 21st century • An updated accompanying website with web links, expanded case studies and links to free journal articles. CONTENTS What is Policing? / History / Police Powers / Who Guards the Guards? / Community Policing / Police Culture / Policing Diversity / Global and Transnational Policing / Criminal Investigation and Policing / Plural Policing / Surveillance, IT and the Future of Policing / Conclusions: The Future of Policing November 2017 • 344 pages Cloth (9781473972940) • £85.00 Paper (9781473972957) • £27.99 THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF GLOBAL POLICING Edited by Ben Bradford, Ian Loader and Jonny Steinberg, all at University of Oxford and Beatrice Jauregui University of Toronto The SAGE Handbook of Global Policing examines and critically retraces the field of policing studies by posing and exploring a series of fundamental questions to do with the concept and institutions of policing and their relation to social and political life in today’s globalized world. CONTENTS Part I: Lenses / Part II: Social and Political Order / Part III: Legacies / Part IV: Problems and Problematics 2016 • 654 pages Cloth (9781473906426) • £125.00 14 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com Race & Ethnicity / Victimology RACISMS An Introduction Second Edition Steve Garner Birmingham City University With new chapters on ethnicity and immigration, and with material supported by 30 new case studies, this up-to-date resource provides students with an engaging, and international, introduction to the subject. March 2017 • 328 pages Cloth (9781412961769) • £75.00 Paper (9781412961776) • £25.99 RACE AND SOCIETY Tina Patel University of Salford ‘Both richly theoretically-informed and admirably accessible, Tina Patel’s new text is written with clarity and pedagogical flair, drawing upon up-to-date and striking examples: an invaluable resource.’ - Scott Poynting, University of Auckland 2016 • 200 pages Cloth (9781446287385) • £75.00 Paper (9781446287392) • £25.99 VICTIMS, CRIME AND SOCIETY An Introduction Second Edition Edited by Pamela Davies and Peter Francis, both at Northumbria University and Chris Greer City, University of London Covering theoretical and methodological approaches, and social and political contexts, this book includes new chapters on defining and constructing victims, fear and vulnerability, sexuality, white collar crime and the implications of crime policy on victims, and examines a global range of historical, theoretical and policy perspectives in victimology. April 2017 • 304 pages Cloth (9781446255902) • £85.00 Paper (9781446255919) • £29.99 Available as an inspection copy 15 Gender & Crime / Criminal Investigation MISOGYNY ONLINE A Short (and Brutish) History Emma A. Jane University of New South Wales A powerful and witty exploration of gendered cyberhate, this book combines scholarly literature, online evidence and personal experiences to expose the reality of the harassment faced by women online today. SAGE SWIFTS 2016 • 152 pages Cloth (9781473916005) • £45.00 GENDER AND CRIME A Human Rights Approach Second Edition Marisa Silvestri Kingston University and Chris Crowther-Dowey Nottingham Trent University ‘This book represents a significant updating of what was already an important contribution to this field. Informative and engaging at all times, Silvestri and Crowther-Dowey’s newest contribution should be now considered as the key text for the teaching of this subject at university level.’ - Karen Evans, University of Liverpool KEY APPROACHES TO CRIMINOLOGY 2016 • 368 pages Cloth (9781473902183) • £89.00 Paper (9781473902190) • £28.99 CRIME ANALYSIS WITH CRIME MAPPING Fourth Edition Rachel Boba Santos Radford University The only introductory core text for crime analysis, this must-have resource presents readers with opportunities to apply theory, research methods, and statistics to careers that support and enhance the effectiveness of modern policing. 2016 • 488 pages Paper (9781506331034) • £83.00 16 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com THE SAGE/SUSSEX UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP We are listening to students We understand the challenges lecturers face and we recognize that as a publisher, we can play an important role in cultivating student engagement through the learning resources that we produce. We are committed to creating textbooks your students will enjoy and use with ease - we do this through listening to and working with students through various avenues. One of these is the SAGE/Sussex University partnership. In 2010 SAGE started a partnership with Sussex University Library to develop a better understanding of the research behaviour of doctoral students. In 2013 the project was extended to include undergraduate students with the aim of monitoring their learning and information-seeking behaviour across the three years of their study. Through various activities the students have provided us with insight into their experiences, concerns, behaviour and attitudes, enabling us to explore issues and themes which place students at the heart of our textbook publishing. These are the three Sussex University students that we work with, now in Year 2: Join us as we follow their journey through university: blogs.sussex.ac.uk/sagestudents @SageStudents Available as an inspection copy 17 Study Skills / Media CRITICAL THINKING Your Guide to Effective Argument, Successful Analysis and Independent Study Tom Chatfield Do your students need to demonstrate a good argument or find more evidence? Are they mystified by your comments around ‘critical analysis needed’? How can you help them learn to ‘think well’? This handy guide teaches students exactly what critical analysis entails: how to make an argument, understand bias and assess evidence. Designed to work seamlessly with a power pack of digital resources and exercises, they’ll find practical and effective tools to help them think and write critically in an information-saturated age. No matter whether they’re launching on their first degree or arriving as an international or mature student, Critical Thinking gives students the skills, insights and confidence to succeed. CONTENTS What Is Critical Thinking (and Why Does It Matter?)? / Part I: The Art and Science of Being Reasonable / Understanding the Reasons Behind Things / Spelling out Arguments and Assumptions / Reasoning with Logic and Certainty / Reasoning with Observation and Uncertainty / Developing Explanations and Theories / Assessing Evidence and Planning Your Reading Strategy / Being Reasonable in an Unreasonable World / Getting to Grips with Rhetoric / Seeing Through Faulty Reasoning / Understanding Cognitive Bias / Overcoming Bias in Yourself and Others / Thinking Critically about Technology / Putting It All Together: Critical Thinking in Study, Work and Life October 2017 • 328 pages Cloth (9781473947139) • £60.00 Paper (9781473947146) • £16.99 RACISM AND THE MEDIA Gavan Titley National University of Ireland Maynooth Examining the role of the media in the generation, circulation and contestation of racist ideas, this text provides the theoretical and analytical tools needed to understand how new media has altered our understanding of racism. November 2018 • 200 pages Cloth (9781446298534) • £70.00 Paper (9781446298541) • £23.99 18 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com Media MEDIA AND CRIME Third Edition Yvonne Jewkes University of Kent ‘One One of the field’s very best scholars offers a critical panorama of crime and media, from prison films to surveillance culture and cybercrime. This is a masterful must-read.’ - Professor Jeff Ferrell, University of Kent Fully updated with new crime statistics, case studies – including Jimmy Savile, the murder of Lee Rigby, and Wikileaks – and a student website, this bestselling text introduces students to this exciting area and encourages them to think critically about key issues. The book is: • International in scope, including examples such as the deaths of migrant workers building FIFA World Cup stadia in Qatar, Anders Breivik (Norway), NSA and Edward Snowden • Updated crime statistics and updated cases and examples, including phone-hacking and the Leveson Inquiry, Jimmy Savile, Max Clifford, the killing of Mark Duggan and subsequent riots in 2011, the murder of Lee Rigby in Woolwich, and Wikileaks • Covers mobile/social media in depth, including Facebook, Twitter and ‘trolling’ • A companion website featuring free access to SAGE journal articles, weblinks and teaching material for lecturers. CONTENTS Theorizing Media and Crime / The Construction of Crime News / Media and Moral Panics / Media Constructions of Children: ‘Evil Monsters’ and ‘Tragic Victims’ / Media Misogyny: Monstrous Women / Police, Offenders and Victims in the Media / Crime Films and Prison Films / Crime and the Surveillance Culture / The Role of the Internet in Crime and Deviance / (Re)Conceptualizing the Relationship between Media and Crime KEY APPROACHES TO CRIMINOLOGY 2015 • 352 pages Cloth (9781446272527) • £83.00 Paper (9781446272534) • £27.99 Getting in touch Go to sagepub.co.uk/sales-information to find contact details for your local SAGE representative. We're here to help with any questions you may have and would love to hear from you! Available as an inspection copy 19 Sex Work PROSTITUTION Sex Work, Policy & Politics Second Edition Teela Sanders Leicester University, Maggie O’Neill Loughborough University and Jane Pitcher Independent Social Researcher The field of sex work has undergone a massive expansion in the past ten years. In this Second Edition,, three leading researchers come together to provide an interdisciplinary outline of sex work. The book provides comprehensive coverage of key areas common to the study of the female sex industry, as well as expanding outwards to look at young people who are sexually exploited, male and transgender sex work, and migrant sex work. International in perspective, Prostitution combines sociological approaches with criminology and criminal justice studies, social policy, health research and sexuality studies. New to this edition: • Updated summaries of policy and law, particularly in relation to UK legal changes from 2008 onwards • Methodological insights and discussions on ethics, fieldwork and participatory action research • New images and case studies from the authors’ research projects. CONTENTS The Sociology of Sex Work / The Cultural Context of Commerce and Sex / Sex Workers and Sex Work / Children, Young People and CSEC / Buying Sexual Services / Sex Workers, Labour Rights and Unionization / Crime Justice and the Sex Industry in the UK / Communities, Services and Welfare / International Models of Regulating Sex Work / Globalisation and the Sex Trade / Researching the Sex Industry November 2017 • 296 pages Cloth (9781473989344) • £85.00 Paper (9781473989351) • £28.99 20 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com Research Methods CRIMINOLOGICAL ETHNOGRAPHY: AN INTRODUCTION James Treadwell Birmingham City University and Stephen Wakeman Liverpool John Moores University Featuring a range of fascinating and thought-provoking case studies from the authors’ extensive experience in the field, this is the first textbook to cover ethnography specific to criminology. The book: • Includes case studies comprised of classic works and the authors’ own ethnographic projects • Provides guidance for navigating key issues in ethnography, including access and researcher safety • Helps with the use of ethnographic methods with exercises, questions and checklists. CONTENTS Part I: Criminological Ethnography: Key Concepts and Theoretical Frameworks / Why Criminological Ethnography? / Early Criminological Ethnography / Core Ethnographic Principles and Approaches / Part II: Doing Criminological Ethnography / Planning an Ethnographic Project / Doing Ethnographic Criminology / Doing Ethical Criminological Ethnography / Part III: Writing Criminological Ethnography / Entering the Field / In the Field / Writing and Recording in the Field / Part IV: Evaluating and Presenting Criminological Ethnography / Writing up Criminological Ethnography / Impactful Criminological Ethnography / Emerging Perspectives and Future Challenges November 2018 • 224 pages Cloth (9781473975705) • £85.00 Paper (9781473975712) • £29.99 CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH Understanding Qualitative Methods Second Edition Emma Wincup University of Leeds Guiding readers from theoretical considerations through the steps of the research process, this book inspires students to conduct criminological research and equips them with the necessary tools to carry out a successful, ethical study. New to this edition: • A skills-focused chapter on how to evaluate existing qualitative studies and design new ones • Rich examples from real research • In-depth case studies on fashion counterfeiting, electronic monitoring and youth justice. CONTENTS Part I: Foundations of Qualitative Research in Criminology / Qualitative Approaches to Criminological Research / The Politics of Researching Crime and Justice / Ethics in Criminological Research / Part II: The Research Process / Negotiating and Sustaining Access / Using Existing Qualitative Data / Interviews and Focus Groups / Ethnography / Working with Qualitative Data: Analysis and Writing / Part III: Being a Qualitative Researcher / Researching Women’s Experiences of Electronic Monitoring / Using Focus Groups to Explore Young People’s Perceptions of Fashion Counterfeiting / Research with Young People Who Are Vulnerable and ‘Difficult to Reach’ / Becoming a Qualitative Researcher INTRODUCING QUALITATIVE METHODS SERIES March 2017 • 216 pages Cloth (9781446209134) • £85.00 Paper (9781446209141) • £27.99 Available as an inspection copy 21 Research Methods DOING CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH Third Edition Pamela Davies and Peter Francis, both at Northumbria University The new edition of this bestselling textbook comes completely revised and updated to take students on a guided tour of criminological research. As a trusted companion, this book brings together a range of experts in the field to provide key perspectives on how to prepare, do and present research. Concise and engaging, each chapter comes with a range of learning features and contextualised case studies, giving an in depth review on conducting research projects. The book: • Includes fascinating case studies on transnational crime and policing, victims, male offenders, institutional abuse and more • Comes with study questions, activities, key terms and a glossary • Includes visual material which highlights and illustrates key points • Contains new chapters on mixed methods; web based criminological research; experimental criminological research and quantitative criminological research This is the go-to for any student studying criminology, essential to those conducting their own research in the field. CONTENTS Part I: Preparing Criminological Research - Dr Pamela Davies & Professor Peter Francis / Methodological Approaches to Criminological Research - Hannah Bows / Mixed Methods - Dr Vicky Kemp & Dr Jaime Waters / Formulating, Planning and Proposing Criminological Research - Professor Peter Francis / Doing Historical Analysis of Crime, Victims and Justice - Professor Barry Godfrey / Undertaking a Criminological Literature Review - Dr Alison Wakefield / The Politics and Ethics of Criminological Research - Dr David Scott / Part II: Doing Criminological Research - Dr Pamela Davies & Professor Peter Francis / Doing Criminological Survey Research with Sensitive Subjects - Dr Jo Deakin & Dr Jon Spencer / Doing Quantitative Criminological Research and Analyses on the Crime Drop - Professor Nick Tilley / Doing Qualitative Research and Analysis on Child Sex Abuse - Dr Pamela Davies / Doing Experimental Criminological Research and Longitudinal Criminological Research on Crime and the Life Course - Professor David P Farrington / Doing Interviews as Method for Researching State Crimes and Victimisation - Professor Lizzy Stanley / History, Culture and Narrative Testimony in Criminological Research - Dr Ross McGarry & Dr Zoe Alker / Doing Ethnographic Research on the Night Time Economy and Crime and Victimisation - Professor Steve Hall / Doing Web Based Criminological Research - Professor Majid Yar / Doing Visual Criminological Research to Understand Images of Justice, Law and Order - Professor Ronnie Lippens / Doing Comparative, International and Cross Cultural Criminological Research on Victims, Crime and Policing - Professor Matthew Hall / Doing Case Study Research on Institutional Abuse - Professor Kathleen Daly / Doing Evaluation Research on a Peer-mentor Prison Programme - Professor Rob White / Doing Criminological Research on Big Data, Analytics and Predictive Policing - Professor Janet Chan & Associate Professor Lyria Bennett Moses / Part III: Presenting Criminological Research - Dr Pamela Davies & Professor Peter Francis / Writing Up and Presenting Criminological Research - Dr Alex Hall September 2018 • 552 pages Cloth (9781473902725) • £85.00 Paper (9781473902732) • £28.99 22 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com 60 SECONDS WITH THE AUTHORS How do you see criminological research as changing from past to present? Pam Criminological research today is as exciting and innovative as it ever was. Our research today creates the research traditions of tomorrow. Most of us engage in research with an ambition to make a difference in the future, our research is only limited by our imagination. The way in which it has changed is probably in terms of scale, scope and focus. In simple terms, more is being done, on a broader range of topics and often with more granularity. It is little wonder that what is required is a comprehensive resource that allows students and staff to keep on top of the development of methods and methodologies, and areas for research. What’s new to this edition that you hope students will find most useful? This third edition has many new chapters including those on historical analysis and visual criminological research. Whilst we have not compromised on depth and quality, we have expanded the contents to illustrate the growth in volume and nature of criminological research, as we describe above. Peter What would be your top piece of advice for someone setting out on their first research project? That’s an easy one – read chapters 1, 2 and 3! Then, look through the contents of the book and align your own research with that of the individual chapters and read them. Available as an inspection copy 23 Research Methods / Psychology DISCOVERING STATISTICS USING IBM SPSS STATISTICS Fifth Edition Andy Field University of Sussex With an exciting new look, new characters to meet, and its unique combination of humour and step-by-step instruction, this award-winning book is the statistics lifesaver for everyone. From initial theory through to regression, factor analysis and multilevel modelling, Andy Field animates statistics and SPSS software with his famously bizarre examples and activities. New to this edition: • A radical new design with original illustrations and even more colour • A maths diagnostic tool to help students establish what areas they need to revise and improve on • A revamped digital resource that uses video, case studies, datasets and more to help students negotiate project work, master data management techniques, and apply key writing and employability skills. CONTENTS Why Is My Evil Lecturer Forcing Me to Learn Statistics? / The Spine of Statistics / The Phoenix of Statistics / The IBM SPSS Statistics Environment / Exploring Data with Graphs / The Beast of Bias / Non-parametric Models / Correlation / The Linear Model (Regression) / GLM 1: Comparing Two Means / Moderation, Mediation and Multicategory Predictors / Comparing Several Independent Means / GLM 2: Comparing Means Adjusted for Other Predictors (Analysis of Covariance) / GLM 3: Factorial Designs / GLM 4: Repeatedmeasures Designs / GLM 5: Mixed Designs / Multivariate Analysis of Variance (Manova) / Exploratory Factor Analysis / Categorical Outcomes: Chi-square and Loglinear Analysis / Categorical Outcomes: Logistic Regression / Multilevel Linear Models / Epilogue November 2017 • 1104 pages Cloth (9781526419514) • £120.00 Paper (9781526419521) • £47.99 CRIMINOLOGICAL AND FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY Second Edition Helen Gavin University of Huddersfield The Second Edition of Criminological and Forensic Psychology continues to be a theoretically rigorous, practically relevant, engaging and fun introduction to this broad and fascinating field. Key features include: • Case studies, which include the James Bulger investigation, are woven into every chapter to bring the topic to life • In-depth exploration of the fascinating courtroom process including separate chapters on The Defendant’s Mind and The Jury • A dedicated chapter on research methods specific to forensic psychology to help students with their research projects. CONTENTS Part I: Defining Criminological and Forensic Psychology / Part II: Psychological Explanations of Crime / Part III: Psychological Explanations of Specific Crime Types / Part IV: Psychology in Detection and Investigation / Part V: Psychology in the Court Room / Part VI: Psychology in Prison November 2018 • 472 pages Cloth (9781526424266) • £120.00 Paper (9781526424273) • £38.99 24 ORDER TODAY +44 (0)20 7324 8703 +44 (0)20 7324 8700 sagepublishing.com The Little Quick Fix Series Quick fixes for common research problems you need to solve fast. 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ONLY £6.99 ISBN: 9781526456885 ISBN: 9781526458841 Available as an inspection copy ISBN: 9781526456892 ISBN: 9781526458834 ISBN: 9781526458858 25 Index Agnew & Livingstone The SAGE Handbook of Geographical B Knowledge ..................................................................................25 Barash & Webel Peace and Conflict Studies, Aitken & Valentine Approaches to Human Geography, Second Fourth Edition ............................................................................. 10 Edition ......................................................................................... 12 Bradford, Jauregui, Loader & Steinberg The SAGE Handbook of Global Policing .................................................... 14 L Lilly, Cullen & Ball Criminological Theory, Seventh Edition ..... 9 M Marmo & Chazal Transnational Crime and Criminal Justice .. 10 Martin Terrorism ....................................................................... 11 C Caballero-Anthony An Introduction to Non-Traditional Security Studies ........................................................................ 10 Cavadino, Dignan & Mair The Penal System, Fifth Edition .... 13 McLaughlin & Muncie The SAGE Dictionary of Criminology, Third Edition.................................................................................. 4 McLaughlin & Muncie Criminological Perspectives, Third Edition.................................................................................. 5 Chatfi eld Critical Thinking ....................................................... 18 Clark & Poucki The SAGE Handbook of Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery ........................................ 11 Curtis Anti-Social Behaviour ..................................................... 7 P Patel Race and Society ............................................................ 15 R D Ray Violence and Society, Second Edition................................. 6 Davies, Francis & Greer Victims, Crime and Society, Second Edition ........................................................................... 15 Rowe Introduction to Policing, Third Edition ............................ 14 Davies & Francis Doing Criminological Research, Third Edition................................................................................22 S Sanders, O’Neill & Pitcher Prostitution, Second Edition.......20 Santos Crime Analysis with Crime Mapping, Fourth Edition .. 16 E Ezrow Global Politics and Violent Non-state Actors .............. 11 Scott & Flynn Prisons & Punishment, Second Edition ............ 13 F Silvestri & Crowther-Dowey Gender and Crime, Second Edition ........................................................................... 16 Field Discovering Statistics Using IBM SPSS Statistics, Fifth Edition................................................................................. 24 T Fraser Gangs & Crime ................................................................ 7 Tibbetts & Hemmens Criminological Theory, Third Edition..... 9 Titley Racism and the Media .................................................... 18 G Garner Racisms, Second Edition ............................................. 15 Treadwell & Wakeman Criminological Ethnography: An Introduction .......................................................................... 21 Gavin Criminological and Forensic Psychology, Second Edition ........................................................................... 24 W Wincup Criminological Research, Second Edition .................. 21 H Hagan Introduction to Criminology, Ninth Edition ..................... 6 Harding, Davies & Mair An Introduction to Criminal Justice ... 8 J Jane Misogyny Online .............................................................. 16 Jewkes Media and Crime, Third Edition................................... 19 Ordering information Order any of these books direct from SAGE, quoting your credit card number and ref: D8B0342 Customer Services: +44 (0)20 7324 8703 SAGE Publications Ltd. 1 Oliver’s Yard, 55 City Road, London, EC1Y 1SP, UK Order post-free online: sagepublishing.com Fax your order to: +44(0)20 7324 8700 Your order will be despatched within 48 hours of receipt subject to availability. 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