This will be an encyclopedia of concise synopses of rural criminological issues and topics, with each entry provided with an international lens - that is, non-jurisdictional specific in approach - and contributed by established scholars as well as new and emerging scholars from across the world.
The key reference guide to rural crime and rural justice, this encyclopedia includes 85 concise and informative entries covering rural crime theories, offences and control. It is divided into five complementary sections:
theories of rural crime; rural crime studies; rural criminal justice studies and responses; rural people and groups; rural criminological research.
With contributions from established and emerging international scholars, this authoritative guide offers state-of-the-art synopses of the key issues in rural crime, criminology, offending and victimisation, and both institutional and informal responses to rural crime.
Introduction Part 1: Theories of Rural Crime 1. Introduction to Part 1 - Matt Bowden 2. Civic Community Theory - Joseph F. Donnermeyer and Matt Bowden 3. Classical Theories and Contemporary Legacies - Joseph F. Donnermeyer 4. Cultural Criminology and Representations of Rural Crime - Karen Hayden 5. Environmental and Green Criminology - Rob White 6. Feminist Theory - Mandy Hall Sanchez 7. Late Modernity, Surveillance and Securitisation - Matt Bowden and Artur Pytlarz 8. Left Realism - James Windle 9. Male Peer Support Theory - Walter DeKeseredy 10. Primary Socialisation Theory - Joseph F. Donnermeyer 11. Rational Choice, Routine Activity and Situational Crime Prevention - Vania Ceccato 12. Safety and Security Studies - Gorazd Meško and Andrej Sotlar 13. The Anthropocene and Criminological Theory - Clifford Shearing, Emiline Smith and Jared Walters Part 2: Rural Crime Studies 14. Introduction to Part 2 - Joseph F. Donnermeyer and Alistair Harkness People and Crime 15. Abuse Against Children, the Elderly and Within Families - Sarah Wendt 16. Consumer Fraud - Cassandra Cross 17. Corporate and State Crimes - Victoria E. Collins 18. Cybercrime and Security - Qingli Meng and Joseph F. Donnermeyer 19. Dark Tourism - Jenny Wise 20. Drugs and Public Health - Katinka van de Ven and Natalie Thomas 21. Druge Use and Dependence - Anke Stallwitz 22. Genocide - Hollie Nyseth Nzitatira and Brandon Moore 23. Hate Crime - Rachel Hale and Melina Stewart-North 24. Modern Slavery and Cross-border Transportation of People - Richard Byrne 25. Resource Extraction: Crime impacts - Callie D. Shaw and Rick Ruddell 26. Rogue Farmers- Robert Smith 27. Technology and Interpersonal Violence - Bridget Harris 28. Tourism, Crime and Rurality - Joseph F. Donnermeyer and Alistair Harkness 29. Violence Against Farmers - Anni Hesselink 30. Violence Against Women - Walter S. DeKeseredy 31. Violent Extremism- Rachel Hale Property and Other 32. Acquisitive Farm Crime - Kyle Mulrooney and Alistair Harkness 33. Animal Rights and Activism - Jarret S. Lovell 34. Blood Sports- Angus Nurse 35. Cross-border Livestock Theft - Willie Clack 36. Drug Cultivation, Manufacture and Movement - Ralph A. Weisheit 37. Food Crime - Allison Gray 38. Heritage Crime - Louise Nicholas 39. Illegal Hunting and Trespass - Alistair Harkness, Kyle Mulrooney and Matthew Box 40. Organised Crime - Robert Smith 41. Trophy and Big Game Hunting - Angus Nurse 42. Water Crimes - Gorazd Meško and Katja Eman 43. Wildfires: Causation and Prevention - Janet Stanley and Belinda Young 44. Wildlife Crime: Trafficking and Poaching - Rob White Part 3: Rural Criminal Justice Studies 45. Introduction to Part 3 - Jessica René Peterson Law Enforcement 46. Anti-social Behaviour: Police-community Relationship - Andrew Wooff and Larissa Engelmann 47. Discretion and Informal Sanctions - Jessica René Peterson 48. Law Enforcement Misconduct - John Liederbach, Chloe Ann Wentzlof and Philip Matthew Stinson 49. Police Engagement with Rural Farming Communities - Cameron Whiteside, Ann Brennan and Kyle Mulrooney 50. Policing Rural Small-island Developing States - Danielle Watson and Casandra Harry 51. Policing the Rural Global South - Tariro Mutongwizo 52. Public Order Policing - David Baker 53. Re-assurance Policing in Rural Communities - Larissa Engelmann and Andrew Wooff 54. Rurality, Cultures and Policing - Richard Yarwood Courts and Corrections 55. Community Corrections - Dawei Zhang, Jessica René Peterson, Alistair Harkness and Joseph F. Donnermeyer 56. Court Reform Challenges in Rural Jurisdictions - Alyssa M. Clark 57. Desistence from Crime - Rachel Hale 58. Informal and Decolonised Alternative Criminal Justice - Zahidul Islam 59. Jails and Prisons - Rick Ruddell 60. Judicial Policies and Procedures - Alyssa M. Clark 61. Populism and Punitiveness - Kyle Mulrooney and Jenny Wise 62. Post-release, Re-entry and Recidivism - Kyle C. Ward 63. Punishment and Rurality - Rosemary Gido 64. Restorative Justice and Therapeutic Jurisprudence - Ziwei Qi Access to Justice and Responses to Crime 65. Access to Justice - Rachel Hale 66. Access to Legal Representation - Andrew L.B. Davies and Shelby Peck 67. Closure of Law Enforcement Stations - Christian Mouhanna 68. Crime Prevention - Tarah Hodgkinson 69. Technology: The Pros and Cons for Addressing Rural Crime - Jessica René Peterson Part 4: Rural People and Groups 70. Introduction to Part 4: Cassie Pedersen 71. Anti-government Groups and Militias - Joseph DeLeeuw 72. Indigenous and First Nation Peoples - Juan Tauri 73. LBTIQA+ Identities - Cassie Pedersen 74. Lifestyle and Amenity Migration - Nick Osbaldiston 75. Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs - Mark Lauchs 76. People with Disabilities - Marg Camilleri 77. Rural Enclaves and Minority Groups - Joseph F. Donnermeyer and Cassie Pedersen 78. Rural Folk Crime - Rob White 79. Tropes of Rural Offenders and Victims - Belinda Morrissey and Kristen Davis 80. Working Tourists - Donna James 81. Youth and Youth Subcultures - Matthew D. Moore Part 5: Rural Criminological Research 82. Introduction to Part 5 - Alistair Harkness and Joseph F. Donnermeyer 83. Africa - Willie Clack and Emmanuel Bunei 84. Antarctica - Rebecca Kaiser and Rob White 85. Asia - Alistair Harkness, Joseph F. Donnermeyer and Qingli Meng 86. Europe - Gorazd Meško and Matt Bowden 87. North America - Denisse Roman Burgos, Rick Ruddell and Joseph F. Donnermeyer 88. Oceania - Alistair Harkness, Kyle Mulrooney and Danielle Watson 89. South America - Vania Ceccato and Monica Perez
Alistair Harkness is Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Co-Director of the Centre for Rural Criminology at the University of New England. Jessica Ren Peterson is Assistant Professor in the Criminal Justice Department at the University of Nebraska at Kearney and an adjunct Lecturer at the University of New England. Matt Bowden is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Technological University Dublin and an adjunct Senior Lecturer at the University of New England. Cassie Pedersen is Scholarly Teaching Fellow in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Federation University Australia. Joseph F. Donnermeyer is Professor Emeritus in the School of Environment and Natural Resources at The Ohio State University and an adjunct Professor at the University of New England.
Reviews for The Encyclopedia of Rural Crime
"""This encyclopedia provides clear, concise information on a wide range of topics and will be of great benefit to first-time rural criminology researchers, as well as seasoned researchers."" Kreseda Smith, Harper Adams University ""Comprising concise snapshots of developments in rural crime and prevention, this book gives numerous insights into unique aspects of rural criminality and community responses."" David Baker, University of New England"
