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Volume 46, Issue 1-2

September 2006

Overcoming Narrow, Distorted and Unconsious Adaption of Theory in Criminology. Guest Editor: Joachim J. Savelsberg

6 articles in this issue

Introduction: against narrow, distorted, fossilized, and unconscious adaptations of sociological theory – gains for criminology
Joachim J. Savelsberg
OriginalPaper 02 November 2006 Pages: 1 - 2
Differential social organization, collective action, and crime
Ross L. Matsueda
OriginalPaper 14 December 2006 Pages: 3 - 33
Underused potentials for criminology: Applying the sociology of knowledge to terrorism
Joachim J. Savelsberg
OriginalPaper 10 November 2006 Pages: 35 - 50
The criminological potential of pure sociology
Mark Cooney
OriginalPaper 22 November 2006 Pages: 51 - 63
Profiles of punishment and privilege: secret and disputed deviance during the racialized transition to American adulthood
John Hagan
Holly Foster
OriginalPaper 21 November 2006 Pages: 65 - 85
Discussion: wrestling with the beast
James F. Short Jr.
OriginalPaper 19 December 2006 Pages: 87 - 95