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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

A discussion of the state of the social sciences in Ireland, focusing on the disciplines of economics, sociology, & political science. It is noted that many of the associations related to the development of these disciplines span the whole of Ireland, although since 1922, partition has located the two parts of the country in different national identities. The situation of peripherality in relation to European developments is also noted. A brief account is given of the history of these disciplines in Ireland, their relation to society, the development of formal education, & the establishment of major institutes & other bodies to encourage research. A final comment deals with the emergence of professional associations within this small but active social science community. The lack of any state-supported body to support research in the social sciences is stressed. 1 Figure, 2 Appendixes, 14 References. Modified AA