October 21, 2024
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1.1. Critical Perspectives
1.2. Neighborhood Effects and Urban Change
1.3. Cultural, Disorganization and Anomie Perspectives
1.4. Routine Activities and Situational Perspectives
1.5. Rational Choice Perspectives
1.6. Learning, Control and Strain Perspectives
1.7. Development and Life Course Perspectives
1.8. Biological, Biosocial and Psychological Perspectives
1.9. Theoretical and Epistemological Debates in Criminology
2.1. State and Political Crime
2.2. Terrorism and Hate Crime
2.3. Organized Crime and Corruption
2.4. White Collar-, Cyber-, Occupational and Organizational Crimes (WG)
2.5. Transnational Crime
2.6. Sex Crimes
2.7. Homicide (WG)
2.8. Domestic Violence
2.9. Human Trafficking
2.10. Property and Public Order Crime
2.11. Drugs and Crime
2.12. School Violence and Bullying
2.13. Environmental/Green Criminology
3.1. Gangs, Peers and co-Offending
3.2. Substance Abuse
3.3. Poverty and Structural Inequalities
3.4. Gender, Ethnicity and Social Class
3.5. Immigration / migration
3.6. Mental Health
3.7. Weapons
4.1. Patterns and Trends in Victimization
4.2. Fear of Crime Victimization
4.3. Policy and Prevention of Victimization
4.4. Victims’ Rights
4.5. Clinical Victimology
5.1. Policing (WG) and Law enforcement
5.2. Prosecution, Courts and Sentencing and Penal Decision Making (WG)
5.3. Penitentiary Issues
5.4. Prison Life and Effects of Imprisonment (WG)
5.5. Probation
5.6. Community Sanctions (WG)
5.7. Crime Prevention
5.8. Juvenile Justice System (WG) and Children’s Rights
5.9. Restorative Justice
5.10. Criminal Justice Policy
5.11. Transitional Justice (WG)
5.12. Penology and Punishment
5.13. Justice and Sanction Policy
5.14. Drug Policies (WG)
5.15. Immigration, Crime and Citizenship (WG)
6.1. Media and Social Construction of Crime
6.2. Fear of Crime and Risk Perception
6.3. Attitudes about Punishment and Criminal Justice System
6.4. Political and Social Discourses about Crime and Justice
7.1. Cross-National Comparisons of Crime and Justice
7.2. Historical Comparisons of Crime
7.3. Transnational Crime and Justice
8.1. Advances in Quantitative Methods (WG)
8.2. Advances in Qualitative Methods
8.3. Advances in Comparative Methodology
8.4. Advances in Evaluative Research
8.5. Advances in Experimental Methods
8.6. Advances in Clinical Criminology
8.7. Advances in Teaching Methods and Curricula (WG)
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