An Introduction to Criminological Theory (Hardcover, 6 ed)

1. Introduction: the rise and triumph of the modern? Part One: The rational actor model of crime and criminal behaviour? 2. Classical criminology? 3. Populist conservative criminology? 4. Contemporary rational actor theories? Part Two: The predestined actor model of crime and criminal behaviour? 5. Biological positivism? 6. Psychological positivism? 7. Sociological positivism? 8. Women and positivism? Part Three: The victimized actor model of crime and criminal behaviour? 9. Labelling theories? 10. Conflict and radical theories? 11. Critical criminology? 12. Left realism? Part Four: Integrated theories of crime and criminal behaviour? 13. Sociobiological theories? 14. Environmental theories? 15. Social control theories? 16. Situational action theories? 17. Bourdieau and criminology? 18. Narrative criminology? 19. Problem-Solving Criminal Justice? Part Five: Crimes in the era of fragmented modernity? 20. Fragmentation of modernity and the postmodern condition? 21. Constitutive criminology? 22. Anarchist criminology? 23. Cultural criminology? 24. Cultural victimology? 25. Globalization and organised crime? Part Six: Rediscovering critical criminology in neoliberal society? 26. Southern theory and criminology? 27 Critical race theory? 28. Terrorism and state violence? 29. Gender, feminism and masculinity? 30. Green and species criminology? 31. Bio-critical criminology? 32. Abolitionism and convict criminology? Part Seven: Crime in an age of austerity and pandemic? 33. Criminality and the rise of political populism? 34. Risk, surveillance and social control? 35. Ultra-realist criminology? 36. Radical moral communitarian criminology? 37. Criminology in an age of austerity? 38. Epilogue: Crime and post Covid-19 society? Criminological theory timeline? Glossary