Handbook on Crime

Introduction, Fiona Brookman, Mike Maguire, Harriet Pierpoint and Trevor Bennett (University of Glamorgan)

Part 1: 'Conventional' Property Crime
Introduction
1. Domestic burglary, Mike Maguire (University of Glamorgan), Richard Wright (University of Missouri) and Trevor Bennett (University of Glamorgan)
2. Vehicle crime, Rick Brown (Evidence Led Solutions)
3. Shoplifting, Nick Tilley (Nottingham Trent University)
4. Understanding and tackling stolen goods markets, Mike Sutton (Nottingham Trent University)

Part 2: Fraud and Fakes
Introduction
5. Income tax evasion and benefit fraud, John Minkes (Swansea University) and Leonard Minkes (University of Birmingham)
6. Theft and fraud by employees, Martin Gill (University of Leicester) and Janice Goldstraw-White (Goldstraw-White Associates)
7. Fakes, Simon Mackenzie (University of Glasgow)
8. Scams, Simon Mackenzie (University of Glasgow)
9. Credit fraud, Mike Levi (Cardiff University)
10. Identity theft and fraud, Natasha Semmens (University of Sheffield)
11. Cybercrime, Matt Williams (Cardiff University)

Part 3: Violent Crime
Introduction
12. Homicide, Fiona Brookman (University of Glamorgan)
13. Domestic violence, Amanda Robinson (University of Cardiff)
14. Street robbery, Trevor Bennett and Fiona Brookman (University of Glamorgan)
15. Stealing commercial cash: from safecracking to armed robbery, Dick Hobbs (London School of Economics)
16. Youth gang crime, Jenny Maher (University of Glamorgan)
17. Violence in the night-time economy, Simon Winlow (University of York)
18. Hate Crime, Paul Iganski (University of Lancaster)
19. Stalking and harassment, Victoria Heckels (University of Teeside) and Karl Roberts (Charles Sturt University, Australia)
20. Arson, Emma J. Palmer, Clive R. Hollin (Leicester General Hospital), Ruth M. Hatcher and Tammy Ayres (University of Leicester)
21. Blackmail, kidnapping and threats to kill, Keith Soothill and Brian Francis (University of Lancaster)
22. Elder abuse, John Williams (Aberystwyth University)
23. School bullying: risk factors, theories and interventions, Maria M. Ttofi (University of Cambridge) and David P. Farrington (University of Cambridge)
24. Institutional abuse and children's homes, Jonathan Evans (University of Glamorgan)
25. Animal abuse, Harriet Pierpoint and Jenny Maher (University of Glamorgan)

Part 4: Sex-Related Crime
Introduction
26. Sexual offences against adults, Clive R. Hollin, Ruth M. Hatcher and Emma J. Palmer (University of Leicester)
27. Sexual offences against children, Clive R. Hollin, Emma J. Palmer and Ruth M. Hatcher (University of Leicester)
28. Sex Work, Belinda Brooks-Gordon (Birbeck University of London)

Part 5: Drug-Related Crime
Introduction
29. Drug- and alcohol-related crime, Trevor Bennett and Katy Holloway (University of Glamorgan)
30. Drug supply and possession, Tim McSweeny, Paul J. Turnbull andTiggey May (Kings College London)
31. Drug trafficking, Letizia Paoli (Leuven Institute of Criminology), Toine Spapens (Tilburg University) and Cyrille Fijnaut (Tilburg University)

Part 6: Organised and Business Crime
Introduction
32. Corporate financial crimes, John Minkes (Swansea University)
33. Middle range business crime: rogue and respectable businesses, family firms and entrepreneurs, Hazel Croall (Glasgow Caledonian University)
34. Human trafficking, Jo Goodey (European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights)
35. Money laundering, David C. Hicks (Cardiff University)
36. Extortion, Dick Hobbs (London School of Economics)

Part 7: State, Political and War Crimes
Introduction
37. State crime, Katherine S. Williams (Aberystwyth University)
38. Genocide and 'ethnic cleansing', Andy Aitchison (University of Edinburgh)
39. Torture, Rod Morgan (Visiting Professor, London School of Economics)
40. Crimes of the global state, Maureen Cain (University of Birmingham)
41. Political protest and crime, P.A.J. Waddington (University of Wolverhampton)
42. Terrorism, Nicola Weston and Martin Innes(Cardiff University)

Part 8: Harms, Health and Safety
Introduction
43. Eco-crime and air pollution, Reece Walters (The Open University)
44. Corporate violence and harm, Steve Tombs (Liverpool John Moores University)
45. Driving offences, Claire Corbett (Brunel University)

Index