This book presents a critical history of Western criminological thought from the Enlightenment to the present day, with a focus on the US.
Mehozay contends that Western criminological thought is based upon ‘otherness’, sustaining the control of some people over others. He demonstrates how ideologies of otherness validate projects of control and exclusion, modernization and care, and even eugenics.
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1. Introduction: Criminology as Otherness?
2. The Classical School: Otherness as an Ideology of an Imaginary Bourgeois Society
3. The Early Days of Positivist Criminology: An Ideology of Universalism and Otherness
4. Two Versions of Otherness: Between Eugenics and Modernization Theory
5. Otherness as Subculture
6. Managing the Other: Otherness in Practice
7. Conclusion: A Science of Otherness?
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Yoav Mehozay is Senior Lecturer in the School of Criminology at Haifa University.
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