Charles E Reasons
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 266404 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Charles E Reasons |
| NOMBRES | Charles E |
| APELLIDO | Reasons |
| FIRMA | REASONS C E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Calgary |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1983 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Assault on the Worker
The Ideology of Social Problems
Cities with Little Crime
1. Crime and Switzerland 2. Swiss concern about crime 3. Trends in official crime statistics 4. The Swiss police and crime reporting 5. Crime victimization in Zurich 6. Measuring crimes by theft insurance 7. White-collar crime and tax violations 8. Political decentralization and the criminal justice system 9. Youth and Swiss society 10. Crime and the foreign worker 11. Cross-cultural implications of the low Swiss crime rate Appendices
Corporate Crime in Canada
The Sociology of Law
Corporate Crime in Canada
On Methodology, Theory and Ideology
Police‐Community Relations Units
A national survey of Police‐Community Relations Units was made to analyze their size, emergence, purpose, structure and recruitment procedures, internal and external support, handling of complaints and evaluation, rapport and dress, and extent of racial integration. While these units appear to be leaders in certain areas, problems of internal support and substantive external change are noted. The survival of Police‐Community Relations Units may n…
Social Thought and Social Structure
The substantive area of criminology has increasingly become politicized with new paradigms arising to challenge the traditional perspectives. For the purpose of this analysis the voluminous amount of criminological research and writing is placed within three major paradigms: (1) kinds of people, (2) kinds of environments, and (3) power/conflict. The increasing articulation of the power/conflict paradigm has brought about an intensification of con…
The Politics of Drugs
While a great deal of sociological attention has been given to phenomena identified as social problems, a general theory of social problems has yet to be presented. The describing and categorizing of social problems has dominated such inquiry, with little attention given to the process of problem creation and maintenance within the context of power, interests, and politics. We must look to the arena of political, social, and economic power, and i…
Assault on the Worker
On Methodology, Theory and Ideology
Social Thought and Social Structure
The substantive area of criminology has increasingly become politicized with new paradigms arising to challenge the traditional perspectives. For the purpose of this analysis the voluminous amount of criminological research and writing is placed within three major paradigms: (1) kinds of people, (2) kinds of environments, and (3) power/conflict. The increasing articulation of the power/conflict paradigm has brought about an intensification of con…
The Politics of Drugs
While a great deal of sociological attention has been given to phenomena identified as social problems, a general theory of social problems has yet to be presented. The describing and categorizing of social problems has dominated such inquiry, with little attention given to the process of problem creation and maintenance within the context of power, interests, and politics. We must look to the arena of political, social, and economic power, and i…
Police‐Community Relations Units
A national survey of Police‐Community Relations Units was made to analyze their size, emergence, purpose, structure and recruitment procedures, internal and external support, handling of complaints and evaluation, rapport and dress, and extent of racial integration. While these units appear to be leaders in certain areas, problems of internal support and substantive external change are noted. The survival of Police‐Community Relations Units may n…
The Ideology of Social Problems
Cities with Little Crime
1. Crime and Switzerland 2. Swiss concern about crime 3. Trends in official crime statistics 4. The Swiss police and crime reporting 5. Crime victimization in Zurich 6. Measuring crimes by theft insurance 7. White-collar crime and tax violations 8. Political decentralization and the criminal justice system 9. Youth and Swiss society 10. Crime and the foreign worker 11. Cross-cultural implications of the low Swiss crime rate Appendices
The Politics of Drugs
While a great deal of sociological attention has been given to phenomena identified as social problems, a general theory of social problems has yet to be presented. The describing and categorizing of social problems has dominated such inquiry, with little attention given to the process of problem creation and maintenance within the context of power, interests, and politics. We must look to the arena of political, social, and economic power, and i…
Police‐Community Relations Units
A national survey of Police‐Community Relations Units was made to analyze their size, emergence, purpose, structure and recruitment procedures, internal and external support, handling of complaints and evaluation, rapport and dress, and extent of racial integration. While these units appear to be leaders in certain areas, problems of internal support and substantive external change are noted. The survival of Police‐Community Relations Units may n…
Social Thought and Social Structure
The substantive area of criminology has increasingly become politicized with new paradigms arising to challenge the traditional perspectives. For the purpose of this analysis the voluminous amount of criminological research and writing is placed within three major paradigms: (1) kinds of people, (2) kinds of environments, and (3) power/conflict. The increasing articulation of the power/conflict paradigm has brought about an intensification of con…
On Methodology, Theory and Ideology
Corporate Crime in Canada
Cities with Little Crime
1. Crime and Switzerland 2. Swiss concern about crime 3. Trends in official crime statistics 4. The Swiss police and crime reporting 5. Crime victimization in Zurich 6. Measuring crimes by theft insurance 7. White-collar crime and tax violations 8. Political decentralization and the criminal justice system 9. Youth and Swiss society 10. Crime and the foreign worker 11. Cross-cultural implications of the low Swiss crime rate Appendices
Corporate Crime in Canada
The Sociology of Law
Assault on the Worker
The Ideology of Social Problems
Law (8 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Criminology (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Politics (5 obras) · Law and economics (4 obras) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (3 obras) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (3 obras) · Wildlife Conservation and Criminology Analyses (3 obras)