Routledge International Handbook of Crime and Gender Studies
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Routledge International Handbook of Crime and Gender Studies
Gover, Angela; Renzetti, Claire; Miller, Susan
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
334
Mole
9781032922324
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Preface. Introduction. Part I: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to the Study of Gender and Crime 1. Historical and International Developments in Conceptualizing Gender and Crime. Topical Box 1.1: Media, Crime and Gender. Biographical Box 1.1: Frances Heidensohn 2. Moving Research to Practice: Unlikely Partners in the Conduct of Ethical Research. Biographical Box 2.1: Bonnie S. Fisher Part II: Gender and Victimization 3. Theoretical Explanations for Gender Differences in Fear of Crime: Research and Prospects. Topical Box 3.1: Campus Crime. Biographical Box 3.1: Betsy Stanko 4. At the Intersections: Race, Gender and Violence. Topical Box 4.1: Gender-motivated Hate Crimes. Biographical Box 4.1: Susan Caringella 5. The Gendered Nature of Violence: An International Focus. Topical Box 5.1: Militarism and Violence Against Women. Biographical Box 5.1: Julie Stubbs 6. Gendered Pathways to Crime: The Relationship Between Victimization and Offending. Topical Box 6.1: Life Course Perspectives and Desistance in Offending. Biographical Box 6.1: Joanne Belknap Part III: Gender and Offending 7. Prostitution: The Gendered Crime. Topical Box 7.1: Human Trafficking. Biographical Box 7.1: Jody Miller 8. A Gendered View of Violence. Topical Box 8.1: Gender and Gang Membership. Biographical Box 8.1: Meda Chesney-Lind 9. A Twenty-First Century Look at Gender, Drug Use and Theft. Biographical Box 9.1: James W. Messerschmidt 10. Where are All the Women in White-Collar Crime?. Topical Box 10.1: Understanding the Gender Gap in Computer Hacking. Biographical Box 10.1: Martin D. Schwartz 11. Sentencing and Punishment. Topical Box 11.1: Restorative Justice. Biographical Box 11.1: Kimberly J. Cook 12. Corrections, Gender-Specific Programming, and Offender Re-Entry. Topical Box 12.1: Crime and Homelessness. Biographical Box 12.1: Merry Morash Part IV: Gendered Work in the Criminal Justice System 13. Policing Styles, Officer Gender, and Decision Making. Biographical Box 13.1: Vernetta D. Young 14. Gender and Minority Representation at the Bar and on the Bench. Biographical Box 14.1: Nicole Rafter 15. From Resistance to Integration: The Influence of Gender in the Corrections Work Environment. Biographical Box 15.1: Christine E. Rasche Part V: Future Directions in Gender and Crime Research 16. Gaps in Knowledge and Emerging Areas in Gender and Crime Studies. Topical Box 16.1: Gender and Terrorism
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Preface. Introduction. Part I: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to the Study of Gender and Crime 1. Historical and International Developments in Conceptualizing Gender and Crime. Topical Box 1.1: Media, Crime and Gender. Biographical Box 1.1: Frances Heidensohn 2. Moving Research to Practice: Unlikely Partners in the Conduct of Ethical Research. Biographical Box 2.1: Bonnie S. Fisher Part II: Gender and Victimization 3. Theoretical Explanations for Gender Differences in Fear of Crime: Research and Prospects. Topical Box 3.1: Campus Crime. Biographical Box 3.1: Betsy Stanko 4. At the Intersections: Race, Gender and Violence. Topical Box 4.1: Gender-motivated Hate Crimes. Biographical Box 4.1: Susan Caringella 5. The Gendered Nature of Violence: An International Focus. Topical Box 5.1: Militarism and Violence Against Women. Biographical Box 5.1: Julie Stubbs 6. Gendered Pathways to Crime: The Relationship Between Victimization and Offending. Topical Box 6.1: Life Course Perspectives and Desistance in Offending. Biographical Box 6.1: Joanne Belknap Part III: Gender and Offending 7. Prostitution: The Gendered Crime. Topical Box 7.1: Human Trafficking. Biographical Box 7.1: Jody Miller 8. A Gendered View of Violence. Topical Box 8.1: Gender and Gang Membership. Biographical Box 8.1: Meda Chesney-Lind 9. A Twenty-First Century Look at Gender, Drug Use and Theft. Biographical Box 9.1: James W. Messerschmidt 10. Where are All the Women in White-Collar Crime?. Topical Box 10.1: Understanding the Gender Gap in Computer Hacking. Biographical Box 10.1: Martin D. Schwartz 11. Sentencing and Punishment. Topical Box 11.1: Restorative Justice. Biographical Box 11.1: Kimberly J. Cook 12. Corrections, Gender-Specific Programming, and Offender Re-Entry. Topical Box 12.1: Crime and Homelessness. Biographical Box 12.1: Merry Morash Part IV: Gendered Work in the Criminal Justice System 13. Policing Styles, Officer Gender, and Decision Making. Biographical Box 13.1: Vernetta D. Young 14. Gender and Minority Representation at the Bar and on the Bench. Biographical Box 14.1: Nicole Rafter 15. From Resistance to Integration: The Influence of Gender in the Corrections Work Environment. Biographical Box 15.1: Christine E. Rasche Part V: Future Directions in Gender and Crime Research 16. Gaps in Knowledge and Emerging Areas in Gender and Crime Studies. Topical Box 16.1: Gender and Terrorism
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Crack Cocaine;Routledge International Handbook of Crime and Gender Studies;Sa Ul;Claire M. Renzetti;Federal Bureau Of Investigation;Susan L. Miller;Black Feminist Criminology;Angela R. Gover;Redistributive Hypothesis;Routledge International Handbooks;Women's Survival Strategies;media, crime and gender;Antisocial Behavior;Jeanne Flavin;Corporate Victimization;Lilly Artz;Violated;Drew Humphries;White Collar Crime;ethical research;Intimate Partner Violence;Catherine Cerulli;Follow;Christina Raimondi;Gri?n;Corey Nichols-Hadeed;IPV;Bonnie S. Fisher;Rural Crime;victimization;Female Offenders;gender differences;Riker's Island Correctional Facility;fear of crime;Criminal Justice System Responses;Jodi Lane;Sex Trade Industry;Campus Crime;Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration;George W. Dowdall;Women Judges;Betsy Stanko;Female Officers;race, gender and violence;Young Men;Nikki Jones;Septic Abortions;Jerry Flores;Grand Theft Auto;hate crime;Jessica P. Hodge;Susan Caringella;Holly Johnson;militarism;Katrina Lee-Koo;Julie Stubbs;offending;Dana DeHart;Shannon Lynch;life course perspectives;desistance;Stacey J. Bosick;Joanne Belknap;prostitution;human trafficking;Jody Raphael;Mary C. Ellison;Jody Miller;Denise Paquette Boots;Jennifer Wareham;gang membership;Wesley G. Jennings;Meda Chesney-Lind;drug use;theft;Tammy L. Anderson;James W. Messerschmidt;women;white-collar crime;Mary Dodge;computer hacking;gender gap;Thomas J. Holt;Martin D. Schwarz;sentencing;punishment;Cassia Spohn;Pauline Brennan;restorative justice;James Ptacek;Kimberley J. Cook;corrections;gender-specific programming;offender re-entry;Mary Bosworth;Andriani Fili;Jana L. Jasinski;Merry Morash;criminal justice system;policing styles;officer gender;Christina DeJong;Vernetta D. Young;minority representation;bar and bench;Cynthia Siemsen;Kimberlee Candela;Nicky Rafter;integration;Marie L. Griffin;Christine E. Rasche;Walter S. DeKeseredy;Molly Dragiewicz;gender and terrorism;Jennifer Gibbs;feminism
