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Minor Criminology: The twilight zonebetween the legal and illegal
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,Table of Contents
Week 1...............................................................................................................................5
Carrabine et al. Chapter 1: Introduction.......................................................................................5
Carrabine et al. Chapter 11: Theft, fraud and other property crimes............................................5
Hulsman, L.H. (1986). Critical criminology and the concept of crime............................................7
Are crimes exceptional?: Problematizing the normal outlook on crime........................................................7
Critical criminology and the concept of crime: what has been problematized and what not?.....................8
What does it mean when we do not problematize (and reject) the concept of crime?................................8
Developing an anascopic view: Defining and dealing with trouble outside a formal context.......................8
Lecture 1.......................................................................................................................................9
Carrabine et al. Chapter 2: Histories of crime.............................................................................11
Carrabine et al. Chapter 9: Victims and victimization.................................................................11
Carrabine et al. Chapter 16: Drugs, alcohol, health and crime....................................................13
Hillyard, P. and Tombs, S. (2007). From crime to social harm.....................................................13
Lecture 2.....................................................................................................................................15
Week 2.............................................................................................................................18
Carrabine et al. Chapter 3: Researching crime............................................................................18
Farrel, G. (2013). Five tests for a theory of the crime drop.........................................................19
Stickle, B. & Felson, M. (2020). Crime Rates in a Pandemic: The Largest Criminological
Experiment in History.................................................................................................................19
Lecture 3.....................................................................................................................................20
Carrabine et al. Chapter 4: The Enlightenment and early traditions...........................................23
Carrabine et al. Chapter 13: Crime, the emotions and social psychology....................................26
Barnes, J.C., Boutwell, B.B. & Beaver, K.M., (2015). Contemporary Biosocial Criminology.........26
Evolutionary criminology..............................................................................................................................26
Biological criminology...................................................................................................................................27
Behavior genetics..........................................................................................................................................27
Molecular genetics........................................................................................................................................27
Neuro-criminology........................................................................................................................................27
Sidebottom, A. & Wortley, R. (2015). Environmental criminology..............................................27
Lecture 4.....................................................................................................................................27
Week 3.............................................................................................................................30
Carrabine et al. Chapter 10: Life course criminology...................................................................30
Brezina, T. and Agnew R. (2015). Juvenile delinquency: It’s nature, causes and control.............32
W.R. Lindsay and J.L. Taylor (2018). Historical and Theoretical Approaches to Offending in
People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities............................................................34
Lecture 5.1: Guest lecture by Frank Weerman............................................................................35
Lecture 5.2: Pre-recorded...........................................................................................................38
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, Carrabine et al. Chapter 5: Early sociological thinking about crime............................................39
Carrabine et al. Chapter 8: Crime, place and space.....................................................................44
Small, M.L. (2008). Four Reasons to Abandon the Idea of “The Ghetto”.....................................44
Sykes, G.M. & Matza, D. (1957). Techniques of Neutralization: A Theory of Delinquency..........45
Lecture 6.....................................................................................................................................46
Week 4.............................................................................................................................51
Carrabine et al. Chapter 6: Radicalizing traditions......................................................................51
Carrabine et al. Chapter 7: Crime, social theory and social change.............................................53
Carrabine et al. Chapter 12: Crime, sexuality and gender...........................................................55
Lecture 7.....................................................................................................................................56
Carrabine et al. Chapter 21: Green criminology and environmental crime.................................59
Carrabine et al. Chapter 25: State crime and war crime..............................................................60
Kramer, R.C.& Michalowski, R.J. (2012). Is global warming a state-corporate crime?.................62
Lecture 8.1..................................................................................................................................62
Lecture 8.2: Pre-recorded lecture about shipbreaking................................................................65
Summary table of the discussed theories...................................................................................66
Week 6.............................................................................................................................70
Carrabine et al. Chapter 17: Thinking about punishment............................................................70
Carrabine et al. Chapter 18: The criminal justice process............................................................71
Carrabine et al. Chapter 19: The police and policing...................................................................73
Carrabine et al. Chapter 20: Prisons and imprisonment..............................................................74
Lecture 10: Pre-recorded lecture................................................................................................75
Blevins, K. (2018). Crime Prevention...........................................................................................80
Wilson, J.Q. & W. Kelling (1982). Broken Windows....................................................................81
Lecture 11...................................................................................................................................82
Week 7.............................................................................................................................86
Carrabine et al. Chapter 24: Political violence, terrorism and counter-terrorism........................86
Carrabine et al. Chapter 22: Crime and the media......................................................................87
Bouabid, A. (2016). Riots of the Other: An analysis of societal reactions to contemporary riots in
disadvantaged neighborhoods in the Netherlands.....................................................................88
Lecture 12...................................................................................................................................89
Carrabine et al. Chapter 23: Digital criminology and cybercrime................................................90
Graham, R. (2020). Race, Social Media and Deviance.................................................................92
Hardyns, W. & Rummens, A. (2017) Predictive Policing as a New Tool for Law Enforcement?
Recent Developments and Challenges........................................................................................94
Lecture 13...................................................................................................................................96
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, Week 8.............................................................................................................................99
Aas, K.F. (2019). Chapter 2 “Global Mobility and Human Traffic”, in Globalization and Crime....99
McCarthy, L.A. (2014). Human Trafficking and the New Slavery.................................................99
Anderson, B. (2010). Migration, immigration controls and the fashioning of precarious workers
.................................................................................................................................................101
Lecture 14.................................................................................................................................102
Carrabine et al. Chapter 14: Organized crime...........................................................................105
Carrabine et al. Chapter 15: Corporate crime and crimes of the powerful................................106
Roks, R.A. & Densley, J. (2020). From Breakers to Bikers: The Evolution of the Dutch Crips ‘Gang’
.................................................................................................................................................107
Lecture 15.................................................................................................................................108
Lecture 15.1: Pre-recorded lecture Cybercrime and cybercriminology......................................109
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