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List of Figures and Tables
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xi |
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List of Contributors
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xiii |
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Foreword by Jeremy Travis
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xvii |
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Preface
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xix |
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Introduction
Mangai Natarajan
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xxiii |
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Part I: International Criminology
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1 |
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1. The Globalization of Crime
Louise Shelley
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3 |
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2. Routine Activities and Transnational Crime
Marcus Felson
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11 |
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3. Migration and Crime
Roberta Belli, Joshua D. Freilich, and Graeme R. Newman
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19 |
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4. Political Violence: A Criminological Analysis
Vincenzo Ruggiero
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26 |
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5. Victimology: Services and Rights for Victims of Domestic and International Crimes
Jan van Dijk and Jo-Anne Wemmers
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33 |
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6. Children and International Criminal Justice
Cécile Van de Voorde and Rosemary Barberet
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41 |
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7. Women and International Criminal Justice
Mangai Natarajan and Monica Ciobanu
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49 |
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8. Culture and Crime
Edward Snajdr
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57 |
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Part II: Law, Punishment, and Crime Control Philosophies of the World
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65 |
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9. Legal Traditions
Matti Joutsen
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67 |
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10. Punishment Philosophies and Practices around the World
Graeme R. Newman
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75 |
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11. Crossnational Measures of Punitiveness
Alfred Blumstein
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82 |
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12. Prisons around the World
Harry R. Dammer
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91 |
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13. Crime Prevention in an International Context
Ronald V. Clarke
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99 |
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Part III: Transnational Crime
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107 |
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14. Drug Trafficking
Mangai Natarajan
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109 |
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15. Understanding Trafficking in Human Beings: A Human Rights, Public Health, and Criminal Justice Issue
Alexis A. Aronowitz
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118 |
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16. International Trafficking of Stolen Vehicles
Ronald V. Clarke and Rick Brown
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126 |
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17. Transnational Firearms Trafficking: Guns for Crime and Conflict
Theodore Leggett
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133 |
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18. Trafficking Antiquities
Simon Mackenzie
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141 |
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19. The Illegal Cigarette Trade
Klaus von Lampe
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148 |
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20. Cybercrime
Richard Lovely
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155 |
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21. International Fraud
Michael Levi
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162 |
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22. Money Laundering
David C. Hicks and Adam Graycar
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171 |
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23. Child Pornography
Richard Wortley
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178 |
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24. Maritime Crime
Gisela Bichler
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185 |
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25. Transnational Environmental Crime
Rob White
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193 |
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26. The Bhopal Gas Disaster and Corporate Criminal Negligence
G. S. Bajpai and Bir Pal Singh
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200 |
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27. Endangered Species Markets: A Focus for Criminology?
Jacqueline Schneider
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207 |
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28. Corruption
Adam Graycar
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215 |
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29. Tourist and Visitor Crime
Andrew Lemieux and Marcus Felson
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223 |
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Part IV: Organized Crime and Terrorism
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229 |
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30. Transnational Organized Crime
Jay S. Albanese
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231 |
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31. The Rise of Balkan Organized Crime
Jana Arsovska
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239 |
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32. Russian Organized Crime
James O. Finckenauer, Alexander Sukharenko, and Eric G. Lesneskie
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247 |
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33. The Italian Mafia
Vincenzo Ruggiero
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255 |
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34. Extortion and Organized Crime
Ernesto U. Savona and Marco Zanella
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261 |
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35. Organized Crime in Asia
Leona Lee
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268 |
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36. Drug Cartels: Neither Holy, Nor Roman, Nor an Empire
Enrique Desmond Arias
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276 |
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37. The International Implications of Domestic Terrorism in the United States
William S. Parkin, Joshua D. Freilich, and Steven M. Chermak
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283 |
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38. Terrorism
Graeme R. Newman and Ronald V. Clarke
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290 |
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Part V: International Crime
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297 |
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39. Genocide, War Crimes, and Crimes against Humanity
George Andreopoulos
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299 |
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40. History of Genocide
Itai Sneh
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306 |
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41. Apartheid: A Crime against Humanity
Helen Kapstein
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314 |
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42. War Crimes
Noah Weisbord and Carla Reyes
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321 |
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43. The Crime of Aggression
Stefan Barriga
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329 |
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Part VI: Delivering International Justice
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335 |
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44. The Role of the United Nations
Roger S. Clark
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337 |
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45. Treaties and International Law
Gloria J. Browne-Marshall
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343 |
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46. International Criminal Tribunals and Hybrid Courts
Gloria J. Browne-Marshall
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350 |
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47. The International Criminal Court
Mangai Natarajan and Antigona Kukaj
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357 |
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48. The ICC and the Darfur Investigation: Progress and Challenges
Xabier Agirre Aranburu and Roberta Belli
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366 |
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49. Victims’ Rights in the International Criminal Court (ICC)
David Donat Cattin
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373 |
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50. Nongovernmental Organizations and International Criminal Justice
Rosemary Barberet
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380 |
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51. Global and Regional Human Rights Commissions
José Luis Morín
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386 |
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52. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa
Stephan Parmentier and Elmar Weitekamp
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393 |
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53. The Guatemalan Truth Commission: Genocide through the Lens of Transitional Justice
Marcia Esparza
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400 |
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Part VII: International Cooperation and Criminal Justice
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407 |
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54. World Policing Models
Rob Mawby
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409 |
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55. Crossborder Policing
Rob T. Guerette
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416 |
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56. Challenge and Transition: Policing Developments in the European Criminal Justice System
Conor Brady
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423 |
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57. The European Union and Judicial Cooperation
Matti Joutsen
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430 |
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58. The Longer Arm of the Law: The Growth and Limits of International Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Cooperation
William F. McDonald
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437 |
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59. International Cooperation to Combat Money Laundering
Adam Graycar
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445 |
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Part VIII:International Research and Crime Statistics
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453 |
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60. The U.S. Uniform Crime Reports and the National Crime Victimization Survey
Steven Block and Michael G. Maxfield
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455 |
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61. Highlights of the International Crime Victims Survey
Jan van Dijk
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462 |
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62. Crossnational Comparisons Based on Official Statistics of Crime
Marcelo F. Aebi
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471 |
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63. The International Self-Report Delinquency Study (ISRD)
Ni He and Ineke Haen Marshall
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478 |
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64. Criminology, Method, and Qualitative Comparative Analysis
Gregory J. Howard, Martin Gottschalk, and Graeme R. Newman
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486 |
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Part IX: International Research Resources
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493 |
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65. International Criminal Justice: Printed and Electronic Media, Journals, and Professional Associations
Maria Kiriakova
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495 |
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66. World Criminal Justice Library Network
John Myrtle and Phyllis A. Schultze
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504 |
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World Map
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512 |
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Index
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515 |
