Ethnicity, race, and crime perspectives across time and place (State University of New York Press, 1995)
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Ethnicity, race, and crime : a review of selected studies - Darnell F. Hawkins -- - Race, class and sociobiological perspectives on crime - Thomas A. Regulus -- - Ethnicity, acculturation, and opportunities : a study of two generations - Joan McCord -- - The political threat of immigrant groups and police aggressiveness in 1900 - M. Craig Brown and Barbara D. Warner -- - Racial factors in New York City homicides, 1800-1874 - Eric Monkkonen -- - Violence toward African Americans in the era of the white lynch mob - E.M. Beck and Stewart E. Tolnay -- - The new South's "new" black criminal : rape and punishment in Georgia, 1870-1940 - Martha A. Myers -- - Race and crime trends in the United States, 1946-1990 - Gary LaFree -- - Ethnicity, labor markets, and crime - Robert D. Crutchfield -- - Crack use, crime by crack users, and ethnicity - Dorothy Lockwood, Anne E. Pottieger, and James A. Inciardi -- - Crime control and ethnic minorities : legitimizing racial oppression by creating moral panics - William J. Chambliss -- - The contribution of institutionalized racism to minority crime - Coramae Richey Mann -- - Race and imprisonment : a contextual assessment of the evidence - Theodore G. Chiricos and Charles Crawford -- - Self-determination and American Indian justice : tribal versus federal jurisdiction on Indian lands - Zoann K. Snyder-Joy -- - Ethnicity, race, and crime : German and non-German suspects, 1960-1900 - Roland Chilton, Raymond Teske, and Harald Arnold -- - Minority group threat, crime, and the mobilization of law in France - Pamela Irving Jackson