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100	1		_aLawson, Tony.
245	1	0	_aCrime and deviance / _cTony Lawson and Tim Heaton
260			_aBasingstoke [U.K.] : _bMacmillan Press, _c1999
300			_ax, 286 p. ; _c25 cm.
440		0	_aSkills-based sociology _9104518
505	0		_aAcknowledgements. Ch. 1. Introducing the sociology od crime and deviance. - Ch. 2. Crime statistics. - Ch. 3. Socio-cultural explanations of crime and deviance. - Ch. 4. Interactionist explanations of crime and deviance. - Ch. 5. Conflict explanations of crime and deviance. - Ch. 6. Realist explanations of crime and deviance. - Ch. 7. Crime, deviance and ethnicity. - Ch. 8. Crime, deviance and gender. - Ch. 9. Criminal justice and the victims of crime. - References. - Author Index. - Subject Index.
520			_aBeginning with a concise discussion of what sociologists mean by crime and deviance, this clear, lively and well-structured book looks at the wide range of debates that sociological approaches to crime and deviance have spawned. In particular, the authors examine questions surrounding the social patterning of crime - whether relating to the reliability and validity of official crime figures, the geographical or gendered distribution of crime, the relationship between social class and crime, and age and crime, or the disproportionate number of black people in the criminal justice system. White-collar crime and the victims of crime are discussed, as are the role and functioning of the criminal justice system. - Back cover.
590			_aLaw : 9084
650		0	_aCrime _xSociological aspects. _911789
650		0	_aDeviant behavior
700	1		_aHeaton, Tim. _e(j.a.) _911788
920			_aCAL : 86264, 86265
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