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Law, the State, and the Dialectics of State Crime

opencrim February 9, 2017 Law, the State, and the Dialectics of State Crime2017-02-09T08:00:56+00:00 Critical Criminology

Law, the State, and the Dialectics of State Crime Abstract Drawing on material from a study of civil society and state crime in six countries, this article reflects on two…

Green Criminology and (Constructions of) Environmental Crime and Harm: A Review Essay

opencrim February 9, 2017 Green Criminology and (Constructions of) Environmental Crime and Harm: A Review Essay2017-02-09T08:00:55+00:00 Critical Criminology

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Did We Really Get Rid of Commands? Thoughts on a Theme from Elias Canetti

opencrim February 9, 2017 Did We Really Get Rid of Commands? Thoughts on a Theme from Elias Canetti2017-02-09T08:00:52+00:00 Springer

Did We Really Get Rid of Commands? Thoughts on a Theme from Elias Canetti Abstract Neither in contemporary sociology nor in legal theory is much attention paid to the theoretical…

Research Note: Randomized field experiments published in the British Journal of Criminology , 1960–2004

opencrim February 9, 2017 Research Note: Randomized field experiments published in the British Journal of Criminology , 1960–20042017-02-09T08:00:50+00:00 Springer

Research Note: Randomized field experiments published in the British Journal of Criminology , 1960–2004 Abstract Randomized controlled trials have become an important component of evidence-based policy in criminal justice. Because…

Long-term effects of participation in the Baltimore City drug treatment court: Results from an experimental study

opencrim February 9, 2017 Long-term effects of participation in the Baltimore City drug treatment court: Results from an experimental study2017-02-09T08:00:48+00:00 Springer

Long-term effects of participation in the Baltimore City drug treatment court: Results from an experimental study Abstract This study uses an experimental design comparing 235 offenders assigned either to drug…

Paradise Lost…: The Meaning of Modernity and the Antinomy of the Law

opencrim February 9, 2017 Paradise Lost…: The Meaning of Modernity and the Antinomy of the Law2017-02-09T08:00:46+00:00 Springer

Paradise : The Meaning of Modernity and the Antinomy of the Law Abstract This essay argues for the centrality of the study of paradoxes of particularity and universality in the…