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Mass media and crime.

Overview

Works:	53 works in 4 publications in 4 languages

Titles

Round up the usual suspects = criminal investigation in Law & order, Cold case, and CSI / by: (Language materials, printed)

Adolescents, crime, and the media = a critical analysis / by: (Language materials, printed)

Media, crime and racism by: (Language materials, printed)

Online othering = exploring digital violence and discrimination on the Web / by: (Language materials, printed)

The Palgrave handbook on art crime by: (Language materials, printed)

Migration and Crime = Realities and Media Representations / by: (Language materials, printed)

Speaking Out = Feminism, Rape and Narrative Politics / by: (Language materials, printed)

Revisiting the Yorkshire Ripper Murders = Histories of Gender, Violence and Victimhood / by: (Language materials, printed)

#Crime = Social Media, Crime, and the Criminal Legal System / by: (Language materials, printed)

The BBC, The 'War on Terror' and the Discursive Construction of Terrorism = Representing al-Qaeda / by: (Language materials, printed)

Subjects

Media Law.

Intersectionality (Sociology)

Environmental sciences.

Youth Offending and Juvenile Justice.

European Literature.

Crime.

Conflict Studies.

Cultural heritage.

Crime and Society.

British Politics.

Literature, general.

Race.

Gender, Sexuality and Law.

Sports—Sociological aspects.

Environmental Communication.

Journalism.

Developmental Psychology.

Cybercrime.

Legal History.

Psychoanalysis.

Human Rights.

Criminology Theory.

Transnational crime.

Psychology.

Violence and Crime.

Media Sociology.

Policing.

Corrections.

Terrorism and Political Violence.

Mass media.

Migration.

Criminal Behavior.

Public Health.

Psychology, Pathological.

Contemporary Literature.

Fiction.

Juvenile delinquents.

Political sociology.

Security, International.

American Culture.

Cultural property.

Culture.

Social media.

Prison and Punishment.

Psychopathology.

Research.

Global Cinema and TV.

Popular Culture.

Punishment.

British and Irish Literature.

Criminology.

Cultural studies.

Terrorism.

Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law.

Crime and race.

Violence.

Communication.

Criminal Justice.

Mass media and crime.

Public Policy.

Literature.

Organized crime.

Law.

Ethnicity, Class, Gender and Crime.

Law, general.

Political Sociology.

European History.

Youth—Social life and customs.

Emigration and immigration.

Sex.

Crime in mass media.

Culture and Gender.

Sex and law.

Early Modern/Renaissance Literature.

European literature—Renaissance, 1450-1600.

Culture and Technology.

Organized Crime.

Sociology, Urban.

Screen Studies.

Sociological Theory.

Media Studies.

Close Reading.

Language and languages—Style.

Criminological Theory.

Great Britain—Politics and government.

Metaphysics.

Fiction Literature.

Crime Control and Security.

Political violence.

Europe—History.

Gender and Sexuality.

Popular Culture .

Sociology.

Law and the social sciences.

Science and Technology Studies.

America—Literatures.

Public safety.

Crime and the Media.

Rhetoric.

Criminology & Criminal Justice.

Crime—Sociological aspects.

Great Britain—History.

Politics and Gender.

Criminal justice, Administration of.

Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Social sciences.

Urban Studies/Sociology.

War Crimes.

Racism in mass media.

Literature, Modern—21st century.

Socio-legal Studies.

Early Modern and Renaissance Literature.

Sex (Psychology).

Public policy.

Sociology of Sport and Leisure.

Cultural Studies.

Rhetorics.

Critical criminology.

Child and School Psychology.

Critical Criminology.

Motion pictures and television.

Police.

Arts.

Social Justice, Equality and Human Rights.

Literature, Modern.

Environmental Geography.

Ethnology—America.

Criminal investigation

Sociology, general.

Ethnology—Great Britain.

Social Media.

Criminal behavior.

Psychology of Gender and Sexuality.

Culture—Study and teaching.

Public health.

Law—History.

Ethnology—Europe.

Literature—History and criticism.

Media and Communication.

History of Britain and Ireland.

Popular Science in Law.

Philosophy and social sciences.

Cyberbullying.

Technology.

Gender identity.

Twentieth-Century Literature.

Peace.

Gender.

IT Law, Media Law, Intellectual Property.

Criminal law.

North American Literature.

Trafficking.

International Security Studies.

Technology—Sociological aspects.

Identity politics.

Social justice.

Philosophy of the Social Sciences.

Literary History.

European literature.

British Culture.

Cultural Heritage.

Environmental geography.

United States—Study and teaching.

Race and Ethnicity Studies.

Educational Policy and Politics.

Research Methods in Criminology.

Literature, Modern—20th century.

Hate Studies.

Gender Studies.

Hate crimes.

Human rights.

Ethnicity Studies.

British literature.

Sociology of Culture.

Social media

Popular Social Sciences.

Global/International Culture.

Forensic sciences

Motion pictures.

Computer crimes.

Victims of crimes.

Victimology.

Youth Culture.

Social Justice.

Crime scene searches