Chaos, Criminology, and Social Justice: The New Orderly (Dis)Order (Paperback)

Introduction by Dragan Milovanovic Chaos Theory: Conceptual Contributions to a Postmodern Criminology and Law Postmodernist versus the Modernist Paradigm: Conceptual Differences by Dragan Milovanovic Challenges: For a Postmodern Criminology by T. R. Young Chaos, Criminology, and Law: Critical Applications Chaos and Modeling Crime: Quinney's Class, State, and Crime by Allison Forker The ABCs of Crime: Attractors, Bifurcations, and Chaotic Dynamics by T. R. Young Geometric Forms of Violence by Hal Pepinsky Law and Social Change: The Implications of Chaos Theory in Understanding the Role of the American Legal System by Glenna Simons and William F. Stroup, III Chaos, Law, and Critical Legal Studies: Mapping the Terrain by Glenna Simons The Chaotic Law of Forensic Psychology: The Postmodern Case of the (In)Sane Defendant by Bruce Arrigo Chaos Theory, Social Justice, and Social Change Surfing the Chaotic: A Non-Linear Articulation of Social Movement Theory by Robert Schehr Dimensions of Social Justice in an SRO (Single Room Occupancy): Contributions from Chaos Theory, Policy, and Practice by Bruce Arrigo Visions of the Emerging Orderly (Dis)Order by Dragan Milovanovic Index About the Editor and Contributors