Last summer Mike Lynch suggested that we put together a
special issue addressing the past, present, and future of
critical criminology. As it was my turn to take the lead, I
(Mona Danner) solicited essays from members of the Division on
Critical Criminology. Among the questions we wanted to consider
were: Where has critical criminology been? Where is it now?
Where is it headed? Where should it be headed?
The editors encourage feedback. At the end of each article, you can
mail your responses to the editors for possible inclusion in a
future special issue of the newsletter.
Table of Contents
Critical Criminology. Past. Present. Future?
From the Editors
Feminism and Critical Criminology: Toward a Feminist Praxis
by Meda Chesney-Lind
Three by Three
by Stuart Henry, Gregg Barak and Dragan Milovanovic
Does Crit Crim Have a Core? Or Just Splinters?
by Martin D. Schwartz
The Future (and Past & Present) of Critical Theory Criminology
by Bonnie Berry
Crime, Criticism, Compassion and Community
by Hal Pepinsky
Back To the Future: A Review of Post-Critical Criminology
by Walter S. DeKeseredy, John Lowman, and Brian D. MacLean
Taking Back the Critical: Reflections on the Division of Critical Criminology in Light of Left Realism, Feminism, Postmodernism and Anarchism
by Susan Caringella-MacDonald
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