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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Part One: Introduction -- 1. Criminology -- 2. Against Criminology -- Part Two: Redefining the Field -- 3. "Images of Deviance" -- 4. The Failures of Criminology -- 5. Protest, Unrest, and Delinquency: Convergences in Labels and Behavior -- 6. Footprints in the Sand: A Further Report on Criminology and the Sociology of Deviance in Britain -- Part Three: The Twists of the Discourse -- 7. It's All Right for You to Talk: Political and Sociological Manifestos for Social Work Action -- 8. Guilt, Justice, and Tolerance: Some Old Concepts for a New Criminology -- 9. Symbols of Trouble -- 10. Western Crime Control Models in the Third World: Benign or Malignant? -- 11. The Deeper Structures of the Law, or "Beware the Rulers Bearing Justice" -- 12. Taking Decentralization Seriously: Values, Visions, and Policies -- 13. The Object of Criminology: Reflections on the New Criminalization -- 14. Bandits, Rebels, or Criminals: African History and Western Criminology -- Part Four: Conclusion -- 15. The Last Seminar

Briefly sketches the history of formal education in major institutes and professional associations and international co-operation in the social sciences in Ireland. Concludes that its development has been relatively late, slow and small when compared with the metropolitan countries of Europe. (GAW)