PART I: Theoretical perspectives
1. Alternative criminologies: an introduction
Pat Carlen
2. Cultural criminology continued
Jeff Ferrell and Keith Hayward
3. Criminologies of the market
Elliott Currie and Kyle Winnen
4. Punishment and political economy
Alessandro De Giorgi
5. Governing through crime
Jonathan Simon and Giane Silvestre
6. Criminology and consumerism
Simon Winlow and Steve Hall
7. Feminist Criminologies
Kerry Carrington
8. Queer Criminologies
Clara Moura Masiero and Daniel Boianovsky Kveller
9. The Politics of Sexuality: Alternative visions of sex and social change
Jo Phoenix
10. Southern & Decolonial Criminologies
Omar Phoenix Khan
11. The Criminology of Mobility
Sharon Pickering, Mary Bosworth, and Katja Franko
12. Green Criminologies
Reece Walters
13. Criminology and Cyber Technologies
Leandro Ayres França
PART II: Critical issues for the 21st century
14. Crime And Media
Eamonn Carrabine
15. Crime, Risk and Algorithms
Pat O’Malley
16. The Criminal Pursuit of Serious White-Collar Crimes
Michael Levi
17. Hate Crimes
Neil Chakraborti and Emily Wertans
18. Criminology and Terrorism: Toward a critical approach
Gabe Mythen
19. Violence Against Women
Nicole Westmarland
20. Atrocity: The Latin American experience
Susanne Karstedt
21. Criminology And Criminal Justice in the New World of the Covid-19 Pandemic
Sanja Kutnjak Ivković and Marijana Kotlaja
22. Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes
José Carlos Portella Junior
23. The Challenge of State Crime
Penny Green
24. Mass Incarceration
David Brown
25. Prisoner Reentry as Myth and Ceremony
Loïc Wacquant
26. Towards The Global Elimination of the Death Penalty: A Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Punishment
Carolyn Hoyle and Roger Hood
27. Peculiar Institution: America’s death penalty today
David Garland
28. Desistance: Envisioning futures
Hannah Graham and Fergus McNeill
29. Alternative Criminologies, Academic Markets and Corporatism in Universities
Pat Carlen and Jo Phoenix
Biography
Pat Carlen has published over 20 books on criminal and social justice. Co- founder (with Chris Tchaikovsky) of the UK campaigning group Women in Prison and Editor- in- Chief of the British Journal of Criminology 2006– 2013, she has been a recipient of: the American Society of Criminology’s Sellin- Glueck Prize for Outstanding International Contributions to Criminology, the British Society of Criminology’s Award for Outstanding Achievement and an honorary Doctorate of Laws from Lincoln University.
Leandro Ayres França is a Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Reading. In Brazil, he worked for over a decade as a criminal lawyer and later as a Penal Police Officer in Rio Grande do Sul, serving as a legal adviser to the Superintendent’s Cabinet and as a trainer at the Penitentiary Services School; he has taught at Faculdade Estácio (Porto Alegre), the Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR), and the Universidade de Santa Cruz do Sul (UNISC). Since 2016, he has coordinated GECC/CRIMLAB. Leandro is the co-author of the award-winning As Marcas do Cárcere (2016), with Alysson Ramos Artuso and Alfredo Steffen Neto; co-editor of Alternative Criminologies (2017) and Justice Alternatives (2019), with Pat Carlen – both also published in Brazil; and editor of the Atlas do Pensamento Criminológico Brasileiro (2022).
