cjm 53: Gender and Crime
Hazel Croall and Peter Francis put this issue into perspective
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Full list of articles in print version of cjm 53
- EDITORIAL
Hazel Croall and Peter Francis put this issue into perspective - CHANGING THE CORE OF CRIMINOLOGY?
Frances Heidensohn reviews some of the major developments in the study of gender and crime - GENDER AND CRIME: A RED HERRING?
Sandra Walklate calls for a critical appraisal of gender in relation to crime and the criminal justice process - FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES ON GENDER AND CRIME: MAKING WOMEN COUNT
Loraine Gelsthorpe explores the feminist concerns with gender, crime and criminal justice - THE ‘MAN QUESTION’ OF CRIME, CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL LAW
Ngaire Naffine explores how the man question remains peripheral to much criminological work‘JUST MEN DOING CRIME’ (and criminology)Jeff Hearn explores issues raised in Critical Studies of Men - CULTURE, GENDER AND MALE VIOLENCE: A KEY PROBLEM
Steve Hall and Simon Winlow relate criminological theory to the economic principles that underpin society - MALE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
David Gadd, Stephen Farrall, Damian Dallimore and Nancy Lombard report findings of a recent study - WOMEN, CRIME AND WORK: GENDER AND THE LABOUR MARKET
Pamela Davies calls for criminological inquiry into the relationship between gender, crime and work - GIRLS BEHAVING VIOLENTLY?
Michele Burman challenges notions that girls’ violence is irrational, hysterical and pathological - THE GENDERING OF DRUG USE AND THE ABSENCE OF GENDER
Fiona Measham berates the lack of robust empirical research on gender and drug use - WOMEN OF SUBSTANCES: DRUG USING WOMEN AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Margaret Malloch argues that dedicated services for women would constitute a useful way forward - ‘MEN’S BUSINESS’? SOME GENDER QUESTIONS ABOUT WHITE COLLAR CRIME
Hazel Croall examines the relationship between gender and white collar crime - GENDERED PROVISIONS IN THE SEXUAL OFFENCES BILL 2003: PROSTITUTION
Belinda Brooks-Gordon explores concerns with the provision of the Sexual Offences Bill in relation to prostitution - COMMISSION ON WOMEN AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
Vera Baird writes on the Fawcett Society’s Commission on Women and the Criminal Justice System - WOMEN OFFENDERS: THE CASE FOR A DISTINCT RESPONSE
The Home Office Women’s Policy Team outlines the Government’s approach to women offenders - A STRATEGY FOR WOMEN OFFENDERS? LOCK THEM UP, PROGRAMME THEM... AND THEN SEND THEM OUT HOMELESS
Pat Carlen looks at the Government’s strategy for women offenders - REDUCING WOMEN’S IMPRISONMENT: AN UNLIKELY PROSPECT
Elaine Player considers the prospects for achieving a reduction in the numbers of women sent to prison - WOMEN, OLD AGE AND THE PRISON SYSTEM
Azrini Wahidin examines the experiences of older females in prison and their related service requirements - ‘WHAT WORKS’ AND COMMUNITY SENTENCES FOR WOMEN OFFENDERS
Anne Worrall reviews the use of community sentences for women and questions the extent to which women’s specific needs are being prioritised - THE LESSONS OF HISTORY: PRISON REFORM AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES
Stephanie Hayman explores the problems faced by attempts to reform women’s prisons in Canada - GETTING WOMEN OUT: THE LIMITS OF REINTEGRATION REFORM
Kelly Hannah-Moffat review the Correctional Service of Canada’s community strategy for federally sentenced women in Canada - VICTORIA CLIMBIÉ... DOES THE DELIBERATE HARM OF CHILDREN MATTER?
Lord Laming of Tewin on some of the inadequacies revealed by the inquiry into the death of Victoria Climbié - ‘REFUGEE’ AND ‘CRIMINAL’: DISCOURSES OPERATING IN TANDEM
Jackie King looks at how public discourse and legislation work together to criminalise asylum seekers in Australia.