Routledge Handbook of International Criminology (Hardcover)

1. Progress of International Criminology by Cindy J. Smith, Sheldon X. Zhang and Rosemary Barberet Part I: Methods and Theories 2. Introduction to International Research Challenges by Cindy J. Smith 3. Doing Criminology in the 'Semi-periphery' and the 'Periphery': In Search of a Post-colonial Criminologyby Juanjo Medina 4. International Criminology: Qualitative Research on Polluted Actors by Martha Huggins 5. Quantitative Criminology: Crime and Justice Statistics Across Nations by Jan van Dijk 6. The Campbell Collaboration Crime and Justice Group: A Decade of Progress by David P. Farrington, David L. Weisburd & Charlotte E. Gill 7. A Question of Good Governance? Developments in Crime Prevention Internationally by Jacqui Karn 8. Transferring Wester Theory: A Comparative and Culture-sensitive Perspective of Crime Research in China by Lening Zhang 9. The Legacy of Interpol Crime Data to Cross-National Criminology by Rosemary Barberet 10. Research Methods Overview: The Missing Pieces of Rigorous Research by Cindy J. Smith Part II: Special Topics 11. Introduction to Special Topics in International Criminology by Sheldon X. Zhang 12. The Impact of United Nations Crime Conventions on International Co-operation by Matti Joutsen 13. The United Nations and Criminology by Slawomir M. Redo 14. International Criminal Courts by Harry M. Rhea 15. International Identity Crime by Russell G. Smith 16. Cybercrime and On-line Safety in Cyberspace by Roderic Broadhurst and Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo 17. Immigration and Criminology by William F. McDonald 18. Trafficking in Personsby Kristina Kangaspunta 19. Trafficking in Antiquities by Blythe Bowman Proulx 20. Trafficking of 'Conflict Diamonds' by Dina Siegel 21. Conceptualizing and Studying Organized Crime in a Global Context: Possible? Indispensible? Superfluous? by Jana Arsovska 22. Hong Kong Triads by Yiu Kong Chu 23. Ants Moving Houses: Cross-border Drug Trafficking in the Golden Triangle by Sheldon X. Zhang and Ko-lin Chin 24. The Production of Ecstasy in the Netherlandsby Melvin R. J. Soudijn and M. F. J. Vijlbrief25. Drug Violence in Colombia by Gipsy Escobar 26. The Basics of Terrorism and Counterterrorismby Mustafa Cosar Unal 27. The Ambivalent Role of Italian Prosecutors and their Resistance to 'Moral Panics' about Crime by Riccardo Montana and David Nelken Part III: Criminology and Criminal Justice in Context 28. Introduction to Country Assessments by Rosemary Barberet 29. Australia: The State of Criminology by Judy Putt and Jade Lindley 30. Brazil: The State of Criminology by Corinne Davis Rodrigues 31. Canada: The State of Criminology by Andre Solecki, Nicole Crutcher and Stephen Mihorean 32. Cambodia: A Criminal Justice System in Transition by Roderic Broadhurst and Chenda Keo 33. Chile: A Criminological Approach by Joanna Heskia Tornquist 34. Columbia: Crime Trends, Criminal Justice, and Criminology in a Society in Turmoil by Gipsy Escobar 35. Estonia: Crime, Criminal Justice and Criminology in a Changing Socio-economic Contextby Anna Markina 36. Ghana: The State of Criminology in a Changing Society by Obi N. I . Ebbe 37. Great Britain: Criminology and Criminal Justice by Anne Brunton 38. Hong Kong: The State of Criminology by JianhuaXu 39. India: The State of Criminology in a Developing Nation by Prasanna Poornachandra 40. Italy: An Overview of Criminology by Rosemary Serra41. South Korea: Current Trends and Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice by Joon Oh Jang and Kyung-shick Choi 42. Mexico: The State of Criminology and Public Safety by Mario Arroyo Juarez andVernoica Martinez Solares 43. Nigeria: The State of Crime, Criminal Justice, and Criminology in a Failing State by Innocent Chukwuma 44. The Netherlands: The State of Criminology by Melvin R. J. Soudijn 45. People's Republic of China: The State of Criminology by Liu Xiu and Jiang Tingyao 46. Russia: An Overview of Crime and Criminology by Yakov Gilinskiy 47. Sierra Leone: The Quest of Justice and Social Cohesion by Christopher E. S. Warburton 48. Turkey: The State of Criminology by Ali Ozdogan