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Socialism, Capitalism, and the Reproduction of Crime Price $15.00 |
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No. 23 (1985) The focus of this issue is on a comparative analysis of crime and social justice, featuring articles from Nicaragua, the USSR, Poland, and Cuba. In addition, the issue includes theory-construction pieces -- one by Cyril Robinson and the other by Casey Groves. Adopted for classroom use. ISSN: 1043-1578. Published quarterly by Social Justice, P.O. Box 40601, San Francisco, CA 94140. SocialJust@aol.com.
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Introduction: "Socialism, Capitalism, and the Reproduction of Crime" Editorial: Scapegoating Bulgaria -- The Antonov Tragedy Justice and the Control of Crime in the Sandinista Popular Revolution Sociopolitical and Legal Principles of Crime Prevention in the U.S.S.R. Crime, Penal Law, and the Cuban Revolutionary Process Report on Cuba's First Symposium on Politics, Ideology, and Law The Problems of Social Parasitism in Poland: Some Legal Aspects Criminal Justice Research: Two Competing Futures Marxism and Positivism The Rise of the Elderly Offender: Will a 'New' Criminal Be Invented? The Ominous Crime Policies of Right-Wing Think Tanks: A Review of James Q. Wilson's Crime and Public Policy Academic Freedom and Citizenship: The Mamdani Case American Sociological Association Resolutions |
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