Family criminology : an introduction / / Amanda Holt

• Autore: Holt Amanda
• Pubblicazione: Cham, Switzerland : , : Palgrave Macmillan, , [2021]; ©2021
• Descrizione fisica: 1 online resource (288 pages)
• Disciplina: 364
• Soggetto topico: Criminology - Social aspects; Criminology - Research
• Nota di contenuto: Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 What Is 'Family Criminology'? -- 1.1.1 Defining Family Criminology -- What Is Criminology? -- What Is Family? -- 1.1.2 Locating Family Criminology -- 1.2 Researching Family Criminology -- 1.2.1 Collecting Data on Crime and Family Life -- Listening to People -- Watching People -- Auditing People -- 1.2.2 Family Criminology in the Field -- 1.3 Theorising Family Criminology -- 1.3.1 Psychoanalytic Theories and Family Systems Theories -- Psychoanalytic Theories -- Family Systems Theories -- 1.3.2 Feminism and Intersectionality -- Feminism -- Intersectionality -- This Book -- References -- 2 The Criminogenic Family: Families as the Cause of Crime in Research and Policy -- 2.1 Families as the Cause of Youth Crime -- 2.1.1 Research on Youth Crime and Family Life: A Brief History -- Theories of Youth Crime and Family Life During the Twentieth Century -- 2.1.2 Longitudinal Studies on Families and Youth Offending -- Interpreting the Findings -- 2.2 Youth Crime Prevention: The Role of Families -- 2.2.1 Parents in Youth Crime Legislation and Policy -- The Troubled Families Agenda -- 2.2.2 Family Group Conferences -- 2.3 Youth Crime Prevention: Family Intervention Work -- 2.3.1 Youth Crime Prevention: Group Parenting Programmes -- Culturally-Adapted Parenting Programmes -- 2.3.2 Youth Crime Prevention: One-to-One Family Support -- Functional Family Therapy -- Multi-Systemic Therapy -- Treatment Foster Care Oregon for Adolescents (TFCO-A) -- Useful Websites -- References -- 3 The Stigmatised Family: The Impact of Offending on Families -- 3.1 Offending and Families: Impacts and Challenges -- 3.1.1 The Challenges of Parenting Criminalised Children -- Criminalised Children and Mother-Blaming -- 3.1.2 Families as 'Secondary Victims'. ; 3.2 The Families of Incarcerated Persons -- 3.2.1 The Impact of Incarceration on Families -- Prison Visits -- 3.2.2 Release, Resettlement and Desistance -- Desistance and the Family -- 3.3 The Children of Incarcerated Parents -- 3.3.1 The Impact on Parental Imprisonment on Children -- 3.3.2 Mother and Baby Units -- Useful Websites -- References -- 4 The Mafia Family: Organised Crime Families -- 4.1 Organised Crime and Mafia Families -- 4.1.1 Organised Crime Families -- 4.1.2 The Italian Mafia -- 4.2 Mafia Families: Women and Children -- 4.2.1 Mafia Families: Wives and Mothers -- 4.2.2 Mafia Families: Children -- 4.3 Witness Protection Programmes and Families -- 4.3.1 Witness Protection Programmes and Family Life -- 4.3.2 Children on Witness Protection Programmes -- References -- 5 The Violent Family: Domestic and Family Violence -- 5.1 Gender-Based Violence and the Family -- 5.1.1 What Is Gender-Based Violence? -- 5.1.2 Gender-Based Violence in the Family -- 5.2 The Nature and Causes of Family Violence -- 5.2.1 Conceptualising Family Violence -- 5.2.2 Explaining Family Violence -- Theories of Family Violence Victimisation -- 5.3 Responding to Domestic and Family Violence -- 5.3.1 Preventing Family Violence Through Legislation -- Criminal Justice Responses -- Civil Law Responses -- 5.3.2 Preventing Family Violence Through Education -- Violence Prevention Strategies in Schools -- Violence Prevention in the Media -- Useful Websites -- References -- 6 The Homicidal Family: The Killing of Family Members -- 6.1 What Is 'Family Homicide'? -- 6.1.1 Defining and Measuring 'Family Homicide' -- 6.1.2 Family Homicide Around the World -- Adult Family Homicide -- Child Family Homicide -- 6.2 Intergenerational Family Homicide -- 6.2.1 Neonaticide, Infanticide and Filicide -- 6.2.2 Parricide -- 6.3 Intra-generational Family Homicide. ; 6.3.1 Siblicide -- 6.3.2 Intimate Partner Homicide -- Useful Websites -- Audio/Visual -- References -- 7 The Traumatised Family: The Families of Victims -- 7.1 The Impact of Crime on Victims' Families -- 7.1.1 The Impact of Homicide on Families -- 7.1.2 The Impact of Intrafamilial Crime on Families -- Intrafamilial Child Sexual Abuse -- Family Homicide -- 7.2 Family Responses to Victimisation -- 7.2.1 Family Responses to Victimisation: Intersecting Contexts -- The Criminal Context -- The Structural Context -- The Familial Context -- 7.2.2 The Role of Families in Supporting Victims of Crime -- Family Responses to Victim Disclosure -- Families and Social Support -- 7.3 Responding to the Needs of Victims' Families -- 7.3.1 Therapeutic Responses to Victims' Families -- Holistic Family Therapy -- Survivor Family Therapy -- 7.3.2 Criminal Justice Responses to Victims' Families -- Family Liaison Officers -- Family Impact Statements -- Useful Websites -- References -- 8 The Campaigning Family: Victims' Families Transforming Justice -- 8.1 Family Media Appeals -- 8.1.1 The Role of Families in Press Conferences -- 8.1.2 Victims' Families and 'Trial by Media' -- 8.2 Family Justice Campaigns -- 8.2.1 Family Campaigns Against Miscarriages of Justice -- 8.2.2 Memorialisation Laws and Victims' Families -- 8.3 Collective Family Justice Campaigns -- 8.3.1 Collective Family Campaign Groups -- 8.3.2 Maternal Activism -- Useful Websites -- References -- 9 Discussion -- 9.1 Family Criminology: Themes and Questions -- 9.1.1 Family Criminology: Key Themes -- Shame -- Loss -- Invisibility -- 9.1.2 Family Criminology: Key Questions -- Does the Criminal Justice System Perpetrate Structural Violence on Families? -- Is the Family Itself a Form of Structural Violence? -- How Does Wider Culture Shape the Intersections of Families and Crime?. ; 9.2 Family Criminology: Now and in the Future -- 9.2.1 Families, Crime and Current Contexts -- 9.2.2 The Future of Family Criminology -- Theory and Research -- Responses and Strategies -- 9.3 Working at the Intersections of Families and Crime -- 9.3.1 Working with Families of Those Incarcerated -- 9.3.2 Working with Domestic and Family Violence -- 9.3.3 Working as a Police Family Liaison Officer -- Useful Websites -- References -- Key Terms -- References -- Index.
• Titolo autorizzato: Family Criminology
• ISBN: 3-030-71169-2
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
• Record Nr.: 9910494554703321
• Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II