s < — CA — T- -cn g ^ - - CRIMINOLOGY Professor John Hagan Faculty of Law University of Toronto 1994-95 VOLUME I V -f I ' h! 4 I V BORA LASKIN LAW LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF iORONTO CRIMINOLOGY Professor John Hagan Faculty of Law University of Toronto 1994-95 VOLUME I Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2018 with funding from University of Toronto https://archive.org/details/criminology01haga_0 Table of Contents I. Contexts of Crime "Criminal Inequality." John Hagan and Ruth Peterson.1 "The New Sociology of Crime and Disrepute." John Hagan.50 "Constituting Class and Crime in Upper Canada: The Sentencing of Narcotics Offenders, circa 1908-1953." Clayton Mosher and John Hagan.120 "Toward a Theory of Race, Crime and Urban Inequality." Robert Sampson and William Julius Wilson.170 "Political Decision-Making and Ecological Models of Delinquency: Conflict and Consensus." Robert Bursilk.208 "Making Rationality Relevant. " Albert Blumstein.215 "Differences Between Canada and the U.S. in Crime and Deviance." John Hagan.224 "Toward a Structural Theory of Crime, Race and Gender." John Hagan.228 "Homicide in Canada and the U.S.A.: A Critique of the Hagan Thesis." RhondaLenton.235 "Comparing Crime and Criminalization in Canada and the U.S.A." John Hagan.244 "The Social Embeddedness of Crime and Unemployment." John Hagan.250 "Ethnography, Inequality and Crime in the Low-Income Community." MartinSanchez-Jankowski. . 303 "Age and the Explanation of Crime." Travis Hirschi and Michael Gottfredson.336 "Age, Crime and Social Explanation." David Greenberg.353 "Age-Inequality and Property Crime." Darrell Steffensmeier and Emilie Anderson Allan.364 Table of Conten'ts (Continued) II. Race, Social Science and the Death Penalty "Speaking of Death: Narratives of Violence in Capital Trials." Austin Sarat.401 "Capital Trials and Representations of Violence." Robert Emerson.421 "A Different Agenda: The Supreme Court, Empirical Research Evidence, and Capital Punishment Decisions, 1986-1989." James R. Acker. 424