A Guided Reader to Research in Comparative Criminology/Crimi

Contents:H. Kury: ForewordJ. Winteryk, Ph. Reichel & H. Dammer: AcknowledgementsChapter 1: C. Banks: Questions, WeblinksChapter 2: J. Prinsloo & B. Naude: "Organized crime and corruption in South(ern) Africa". Questions, WeblinksChapter 3: L. Sebba: "Punitiveness in international criminal justice: Some explorations". Questions, WeblinksChapter 4: W. F. McDonald: "American and European paths to international law enforcement cooperation: McDonalization". Questions, WeblinksChapter 5: B. Naude: Crime against the person in Sub-Saharan Africa: A comparison of ten countries". Questions, WeblinksChapter 6: N. Ammar: Arab women in their State¿s Constitution. Questions, weblinksChapter 7: J. V. Roberts, H. Johnson & M. G. Grossman: "Trends in crimes of sexual aggression in Canada: An analysis of police-reported and victimization statistics". Questions, Weblinks.Chapter 8: H.-E.Sung & D. Chu: "Does participation in the global economy reduce political corruption? An empirical inquiry." Questions, WeblinksChapter 9: J. Van Dijk & M. Shaw: "The International Crime (Victim) Survey: Impact and future policy implications". Questions, WeblinksAppendix A: R. Barberet: "Mainstreaming comparative methodology in criminal justice/criminology research methods courses".