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Book SynopsisA peacemaking approach to criminology is a humane, nonviolent, and scientific approach to the treatment of crime and the offender. This collection of twenty-two essays provides a comprehensive introduction to a peacemaking approach to criminology.
Table of ContentsPreface Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1 What Is A Peacemaking Perspective to Criminology? Chapter 2 Restoring Justice: A Discussion Chapter 3 A Look at The Color of Justice Chapter 4 Bohm’s Deathquest: A Brief Aspect Chapter 5 Youth Living in Poverty Chapter 6 Steinberg’s Ethnic Myth: An Explanation Chapter 7 A Review of Steinberg’s Turning Back Chapter 8 The Black Single Female Headed Family and Crime Chapter 9 Popular Notions of Affirmative Action: A Criticism Chapter 10 Kappeler, Blumberg and Potter’s The Mythology of Crime and Criminal Justice: A Brief Discussion Chapter 11 A Look into Simon and Hagan’s White-Collar Deviance Chapter 12 A Brief Examination of Messner and Rosenfeld’s Crime and the American Dream Chapter 13 Reiman’s The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Prison: A Review Chapter 14 Rosoff, Pontell and Tillman’s Profit without Honor: A Brief Analysis Chapter 15 Tillman’s Broken Promises: A Brief Examination Chapter 16 An Examination of Simon’s Elite Deviance Chapter 17 A Review of Coleman’s The Criminal Elite Chapter 18 Exploitation of Third World Labor Chapter 19 The Work of John Augustus: Peacemaking Criminology Chapter 20 The Popular Notion about Teenage Violence Chapter 21 Peacemaking Acts and Programs to Cut Adult and Teen Crime Chapter 22 A Development of Economic Democracy References Index
