Vol. 1.Selected papers from the 1995 British Criminology Conference, Loughborough.
Volume Editors: Jon Vagg and Tim Newburn. September 1998.
Editors’ Introduction.
Riot Grrrl and Raisin Girl: Femininity Within the Female Gang. Debbie Archer
Battered Wife Syndrome Evidence: The Australian Experience. Bronwyn Bartal
Researching Racial Violence: A Scientific Realist Approach. Colin Webster
Police Investigations into Residential Burglary. R.T. Coupe and M. Griffiths
‘Bang!’ Goes the Neighbourhood: Firearms, Violence and Social Disorder.
Both Arms of the Law: Institutionalized Protest and the Policing of Public Order. P.A.J. Waddington
Real Punishment for Real Criminals? Community Sentences and the Gendering of Punishment. A. Worrall
Crime Writers: Non-fiction Crime Books. P. Rawlings
The Power of the Popular. Jill Peay
Psychoanalysis and Crime in Britain During the Inter-War Years. C. Valiér
Crime and Inequality: Current Issues in Research and Public Debate. David Downes
Editorial Advisory Board for this Volume
Prof Philip Bean, Loughborough University
Prof John Baldwin, Birmingham University
Dr Catriona Mirrleees-Black, Home Office Research and Statistics Directorate
Dr Teresa Nemitz, Loughborough University
Prof Tim Newburn, Goldsmiths, College, London University
Prof Robert Reiner, London School of Economics