Castine Research Corporation
Crime
and Justice: A Review of Research.
A refereed series of volumes of commissioned
essays on crime-related
research subjects published by the
University of Chicago Press.
Since 1979 the Crime and Justice
series has presented a review of
the latest international research, providing expertise to
enhance the work of
sociologists, psychologists,
criminal lawyers, justice scholars,
and
political scientists.
The series explores a full range of issues
concerning crime, its
causes, and its cure.
Thematic volumes, such as
Prisons (Volume
26),
Youth Violence (Volume 24),
Ethnicity,
Crime, and Immigration (Volume 21),
Building a Safer Society (Volume
19),
Beyond the Law (Volume 18),
Modern Policing (Volume
15),
Drugs and Crime (Volume 13),
Family Violence (Volume
11),
Prediction and Classification (Volume 9),
and
Communities and Crime (Volume 8),
present research results, reports, and
essays
on specific topics in criminology.
In both the review and the thematic volumes,
Crime
and Justice offers an interdisciplinary
Click here for a complete index with abstracts of
Volumes, 1-37
All books in this series also available at:
The University
of Chicago Press
Volume 31 of Crime and Justice:
Youth Crime and Youth Justice:
Comparative and Cross-national Perspectives.
by
Michael H. Tonry (Editor),
Anthony N. Doob (Editor)
Presents a global view of youth justice systems;
Canada, Denmark, Germany, Great Britain,
the Netherlands, New Zealand, Sweden,
and an aggregation of Western Countries.
The systems are addressed in five sections,
discussing the relevance of a separate youth justice system,
age limitations, historical stability and changes, and welfare concerns,
as well as a comparative look at current laws as written and administered.
Prisons (Volume 26)
Youth Violence (Volume 24)
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Ethnicity, Crime, and Immigration (Volume 21)
Series Editor: Michael Tonry
Books also available at
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1-800-621-2736
Related Publishing Projects
Punishment and Politics:
Evidence and Emulation in Crime Control Policy
Michael Tonry
(Institute of Criminology, University of
Cambridge)
Available at
Willan Publishing
UK (read a description of the book)
and
Amazon Books
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The Future of Imprisonment
by
Michael H. Tonry (Editor),
Alfred Blumstein,
Jeffrey Fagan,
Richard S. Frase,
Gordon Hawkins,
James B. Jacobs,
Marc L. Miller,
John Monahan,
Kevin R. Reitz,
Michael Tonry,
Franklin E. Zimring
Oxford University Press; (March 2004)
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Thinking About Crime:
Sense and Sensibility in American Penal Culture
by Michael H. Tonry (March 2004)
Available at Amazon Books
Confronting Crime:
Crime Control Policy Under New Labour
by
Michael Tonry (Editor)
Publisher: Willan Publisher
(December 2003)
Penal Reform in Overcrowded Times
by
Michael H. Tonry (Editor)
This volume brings together a collection of articles on penal reform in
the
United States,
Europe, Japan, and other English-speaking countries.
Unique
and wide-ranging, the volume provides material on
penal policy developmentand
research and presents an international,
comparative focus.
Written by leading
national and international authorities,
it offers some of the broadest efforts
to characterize recent penal trends and
to analyze their causes and
consequences.
Sentencing and Sanctions in Western Countries
by
Michael Tonry (Editor),
Richard Frase (Editor)
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The Handbook of Crime and Punishment,
edited
by Michael Tonry
(Oxford University Press 1998)
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Sentencing Reform in Overcrowded Times:
A
Comparative Perspective,
edited by Michael Tonry and Kathleen Hatlestad
(Oxford University Press 1997, paperback 1997)
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Sentencing Matters, by Michael Tonry
(Oxford University Press 1996, paperback 1997)
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Malign Neglect: Race, Crime, and Punishment in America,
by Michael Tonry
(Oxford University Press 1995, paperback 1996)
Between Prison and Probation:
Intermediate Punishments in a Rational Sentencing System,
edited by Norval Morris and Michael Tonry
(Oxford University Press 1990, paperback 1991)
Studies in Crime and Policy (Oxford University Press 1992)
Readers in Crime and Justice (Oxford University Press 1993)
Available at Oxford University Press
Intermediate Sanctions in Overcrowded Times,
edited by Michael Tonry and Kate Hamilton
(Northeastern University Press 1995)
Available at Northeastern University Press
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Overcrowded Times:
America's most authoritative and readable journal on sentencing,
corrections, and crime
control policy.
Two books were published from thematic groupings
of
articles that appeared in Overcrowded Times.
The first, Intermediate Sanctions in
Overcrowded Times
was published by Northeastern University Press
in 1995 and the
second,
Sentencing Reform in Overcrowded Times:
A Comparative Perspective,
was
published by Oxford University Press in 1997.
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