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Cultural Criminology: An Invitation to What?

Dale C. Spencer

Critical Criminology

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Cultural Criminology: An Invitation

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Cultural Criminology and its Practices

David C Brotherton

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Cultural Criminology Unleashed

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Liam Leonard & Paula Kenny: Review of 'Cultural Criminology' (Young, Ferrell & Hayward)

Liam J . Leonard

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Hayward, K. J. and Young, J. (2004) 'Cultural criminology: some notes on the script'

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The Role of Cultural Criminology: A Theoretical and Methodological Lineage

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Cultural criminology

Julius Bertašius

Symbolic Interaction, 1997

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Cultural criminology: critical criminology in late modernity

Dr Deborah Talbot

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Cultural criminology: Script rewrites

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The unconventional methods of cultural criminology

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Contemporary critical criminology

2011

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‘Background, Foreground, Foresight: The third dimension of cultural criminology?’. Crime Media Culture, 2007, Vol. 3, No. 2, 139-157.

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Background, foreground, foresight: The third dimension of cultural criminology

Crime Media Culture, 2007

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2000 Devoloping Cultural Specificity for a Cultural Criminology

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Framing Crime: Cultural Criminology and the Image

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Cultural Criminology Going Dutch: On Culture, Methodology and Research Agendas

Richard Staring

2018

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A cultured criminology: who are the zookeepers?

Nic Groombridge

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New Explorations in Culture and Crime: Definitions, Theory, Method

2006

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Lonergan course outline cultural criminology crcj4002e fall 2022

2022

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The Interpretive Approach and Cultural Criminology: advantages and disadvantages

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Hayward, K. J. (2012) ‘Five spaces of cultural criminology’ British Journal of Criminology, 52 (3)

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Cultural Criminology and the Engagement with Race, Gender and Post-Colonial Identities

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Cultural criminology and primitive accumulation: A formal introduction for two strangers who should really become more intimate

Crime, Media, Culture, 2007

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Culture and crime

Djordje Ignjatović

Kultura, 2017

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Conceptual approaches to the study of 'national' traditions in criminology

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Contemporary Criminological Theory

Roger Hopkins Burke

2020

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Cultural Criminology and Engagement with Race, Gender and Post-colonial Identities

Cultural criminology unleashed, 2004

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University of Waterloo Faculty of Arts ARTS 140 To steal or not to steal? Cultural criminology and the study of crime from within Fall 2024 Room: HH336 Mondays and Wednesdays 11:30am -12:50pm

Jorge V Castañeda

Cultural Criminology Syllabus (ARTS 140), 2024

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Cultural Criminology Part Two: Ethnography, Carnival and the Need for Critique

2021

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DeKeseredy, W.S. and Dragiewicz, M. (Eds.) (2014). Critical criminology: Routledge major works collection, vols 1-4 . London: Routledge

Molly Dragiewicz

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The 'Death of Deviance' and the Stagnation of Twentieth Century Criminology

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criminology ‘claim(s) to be an empirically grounded, scientific undertaking (which) sets it apart from moral and legal discourses

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Routledge Handbook of Critical Criminology (edited by Walter S. DeKeseredy and Molly Dragiewicz)

2014

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Hayward, K. K (2012) Hayward, K. J., (2012) Review Article: The Criminological Imagination, Jock Young (Oxford: Polity), British Journal of Criminology, 52(2) pp.434-439

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