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Author: Jon Frauley , Dr. Stjepan Mestrovic
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Edition: New edition
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Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.703kg
ISBN: 9781472414748
ISBN 10: 1472414748
Pages: 298
Publication Date: 06 November 2015
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Table of Contents
Foreword, Elliott Currie; C. Wright Mills and the criminological imagination: introductory remarks, Jon Frauley. Part I C. Wright Mills, the Criminological Imagination and the Criminological Field: For a refractive criminology: against science machines and cheerful robots, Jon Frauley; The demise of the criminological imagination: thirty years later, Frank P. Williams III; Contemporary criminology and the sociological imagination, Eamonn Carrabine; The criminological imagination in an age of global cybernetic power, Stephen Pfohl. Part II The Criminological Imagination, Theoretical Insights, Empirical Implications: The implications of the sociology of C. Wright Mills for modern criminological theory revisited, Joseph A. Scimecca; Sympathy and the criminological imagination, Melanie White; Re-imagining social control: G.H. Mead, C. Wright Mills and beyond, Nicolas Carrier. Part III The Criminological Imagination, Empirical Insights, Theoretical Implications: Critical research values and C. Wright Mills’ Sociological Imagination: learning lessons from researching prison officers, David Scott; Neo-liberalism, higher education and anti-politics: the assault on the criminological imagination, Alana Barton and Howard Davis; Imagining the unthinkable: climate change, ecocide and children, Rob White; The criminological imagination and the promise of fiction, Stephanie Piamonte; Imagining transnational security projects, David Nelken
Reviews
'The critical humanism of C. Wright Mills is only rarely encountered in criminology, which remains a field of study characterised by an undeveloped imagination. For anyone who wants to see how enriching Mills's intuitions can be to criminology, this is an essential book. From now on, when administrative or realist colleagues ask the trite, prosaic question what are the policy implications of your theory? , we are allowed to retort what are the theoretical implications of your policy? ' Vincenzo Ruggiero, Middlesex University, UK
'The critical humanism of C. Wright Mills is only rarely encountered in criminology, which remains a field of study characterized by an undeveloped imagination. For anyone who wants to see how enriching Mills' intuitions can be to criminology, this is an essential book. From now on, when administrative or realist colleagues ask the trite, prosaic question what are the policy implications of your theory? , we are allowed to retort what are the theoretical implications of your policy? ' Vincenzo Ruggiero, Middlesex University, UK 'To build a creative and critical criminology for the twenty-first century will require a major effort of innovative, critical and even speculative scholarship. Drawing on C. Wright Mills' vision of the sociological imagination, this book provides both a vital stimulus and key pointers - new ways of thinking summed up in the idea of the criminological imagination - towards how such an enterprise can be brought into being.' Pat O'Malley, University of Sydney, Australia
Author Information
Jon Frauley is Associate Professor of Criminology at the University of Ottawa, Canada. He is the author of numerous articles and book chapters, including Criminology, Deviance and the Silver Screen: The Fictional Reality and the Criminological Imagination and co-editor of Critical Realism and the Social Sciences: Heterodox Elaborations.
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