Rosemary Gartner is Professor Emeritus of Criminology and Sociology at the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies at the University of Toronto. Her research has examined comparative and historical patterns of violence, gender and intimate violence, the imprisonment of women, and relationships between legitimate and illegitimate violence. She is also the co-author of three books: Violence and Crime in Cross-National Perspective (1984), Murdering Holiness: The Trials of Edmund Creffield and George Mitchell (2003), and Marking Time in the Golden State: Women's Imprisonment in California (2005).Bill McCarthy is Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Davis. His current research focuses on service work and health, race and crime, violence, and harassment. He is also the co-author (with John Hagan) of Mean Streets: Youth Crime and Homelessness (1997).

This is an outstanding volume on crime, gender, and sex because it has been written by scholars whose studies are based on research, and whose articles include their own insight developed over long years of study and experience.

• Contributors 1. IntroductionBill McCarthyRosemary Gartner I. Conceptual Issues/Current Controversies2. Doing Crime as Doing Gender? Masculinities, Femininities and CrimeJody Miller 3. Intersectionality and the Study of Sex, Gender, and CrimeS.J. CreekJennifer L. Dunn4. Sexual ViolenceRenee Heberle5. Back to Basics: Gender and the Social Psychology of AggressionRichard B. Felson6. Feminist Criminologies' Contribution to Understandings of Sex, Gender, and CrimeKerry CarringtonJodi Death7. Explaining the Volte-Face: Turning Away from Criminal Law and Returning to the Quest for Gender EqualityKristin Bumiller II. Historical Perspectives and Patterns8. Long-Term Trends in Female and Male Involvement in CrimeGreg Smith9. A Historical Perspective on Criminal Justice Responses to Female and Male OffendingBarry Godfrey10. Gender, Sex, and Intimate-Partner Violence in Historical PerspectiveRandolph Roth11. Masculinities and Crime in Historical PerspectiveTammy Whitlock12. Sexual Violence in Historical PerspectiveCarolyn A. Conley13. Crimes Related to Sexuality and ReproductionDaniel J.R. Grey III. Psycho- and Socio-Biological Perspectives 14. Evolutionary Perspectives on Sex, Gender, and CrimeMartin Daly 15. Biological Perspectives on Sex Difference in Crime and Antisocial BehaviorJill Portnoy, Frances R. Chen, Yu Gao, Sharon Niv, Robert Schug, Yaling Yang, and Adrian Raine16. Developmental Perspectives: Sex Differences in Antisocial Behavior from Childhood to AdulthoodMichael A. RussellSummer J. RobinsCandice L. Odgers IV. Social Science Perspectives and Research 17. Adolescent Crime and Victimization: Sex and Gender Differences, Similarities, and Emerging IntersectionsHolly Foster18. Gender and Offending in a Life Course ContextRoss Macmillan Bill McCarthy19. Intimate-Partner Violence Stacey L. WilliamsDaniel McKelveyIrene Hanson Frieze20. Violence Against Children in FamiliesKatreena Scott21. Violence Against Sexual and Gender MinoritiesMichael SmythValerie Jenness22. Sex, Gender, and Homicide: Contemporary Trends and Patterns Rosemary Gartner Maria Jung23. Organized Crime: The Gender Constraints of Illegal MarketsValeria Pizzini-Gambetta24. Street Gangs: The Gendered Experiences of Female and Male Gang MembersDana PetersonVanessa R. Panfil25. White Collar and Corporate CrimeKristy Holtfreter26. Sex Work, Gender, and Criminal JusticeRonald Weitzer27. Complicating the Immigration--Crime Nexus: Theorizing the Role of Gender in the Relationship Between Immigration and CrimeGlenn A. TragerCharis E. Kubrin V. Reactions to Crime28. The Benefits and Penalties of Gender for Criminal Justice Processing Outcomes among Adults and JuvenilesTheodore R. Curry29. Sex, Gender, and Imprisonment: Rates, Reforms, and Lived RealitiesRandolph R. MyersSara Wakefield30. Media, Gender, Sex, and CrimeLynn S. Chancer VI. Gender, Sex, and Crime Globally31. Empirical Vacuum: In Search of Research on Human TraffickingElzbieta Gozdziak32. The Legal Regulation of Sex and SexualityMariana Valverde33. Honor KillingsDietrich OberwittlerJulia Kasselt34. Beyond Rape: Reconceptualizing Gender-Based Violence During WarfareGabrielle FerralesSuzy Maves McElrath35. State Rape and the Crime of GenocideJohn Hagan Jaimie Morse Index

Rosemary Gartner is Professor Emeritus of Criminology and Sociology at the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies at the University of Toronto. Her research has examined comparative and historical patterns of violence, gender and intimate violence, the imprisonment of women, and relationships between legitimate and illegitimate violence. She is also the co-author of three books: Violence and Crime in Cross-National Perspective (1984), Murdering Holiness: The Trials of Edmund Creffield and George Mitchell (2003), and Marking Time in the Golden State: Women's Imprisonment in California (2005).Bill McCarthy is Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Davis. His current research focuses on service work and health, race and crime, violence, and harassment. He is also the co-author (with John Hagan) of Mean Streets: Youth Crime and Homelessness (1997).

This is an outstanding volume on crime, gender, and sex because it has been written by scholars whose studies are based on research, and whose articles include their own insight developed over long years of study and experience.

• Contributors 1. IntroductionBill McCarthyRosemary Gartner I. Conceptual Issues/Current Controversies2. Doing Crime as Doing Gender? Masculinities, Femininities and CrimeJody Miller 3. Intersectionality and the Study of Sex, Gender, and CrimeS.J. CreekJennifer L. Dunn4. Sexual ViolenceRenee Heberle5. Back to Basics: Gender and the Social Psychology of AggressionRichard B. Felson6. Feminist Criminologies' Contribution to Understandings of Sex, Gender, and CrimeKerry CarringtonJodi Death7. Explaining the Volte-Face: Turning Away from Criminal Law and Returning to the Quest for Gender EqualityKristin Bumiller II. Historical Perspectives and Patterns8. Long-Term Trends in Female and Male Involvement in CrimeGreg Smith9. A Historical Perspective on Criminal Justice Responses to Female and Male OffendingBarry Godfrey10. Gender, Sex, and Intimate-Partner Violence in Historical PerspectiveRandolph Roth11. Masculinities and Crime in Historical PerspectiveTammy Whitlock12. Sexual Violence in Historical PerspectiveCarolyn A. Conley13. Crimes Related to Sexuality and ReproductionDaniel J.R. Grey III. Psycho- and Socio-Biological Perspectives 14. Evolutionary Perspectives on Sex, Gender, and CrimeMartin Daly 15. Biological Perspectives on Sex Difference in Crime and Antisocial BehaviorJill Portnoy, Frances R. Chen, Yu Gao, Sharon Niv, Robert Schug, Yaling Yang, and Adrian Raine16. Developmental Perspectives: Sex Differences in Antisocial Behavior from Childhood to AdulthoodMichael A. RussellSummer J. RobinsCandice L. Odgers IV. Social Science Perspectives and Research 17. Adolescent Crime and Victimization: Sex and Gender Differences, Similarities, and Emerging IntersectionsHolly Foster18. Gender and Offending in a Life Course ContextRoss Macmillan Bill McCarthy19. Intimate-Partner Violence Stacey L. WilliamsDaniel McKelveyIrene Hanson Frieze20. Violence Against Children in FamiliesKatreena Scott21. Violence Against Sexual and Gender MinoritiesMichael SmythValerie Jenness22. Sex, Gender, and Homicide: Contemporary Trends and Patterns Rosemary Gartner Maria Jung23. Organized Crime: The Gender Constraints of Illegal MarketsValeria Pizzini-Gambetta24. Street Gangs: The Gendered Experiences of Female and Male Gang MembersDana PetersonVanessa R. Panfil25. White Collar and Corporate CrimeKristy Holtfreter26. Sex Work, Gender, and Criminal JusticeRonald Weitzer27. Complicating the Immigration--Crime Nexus: Theorizing the Role of Gender in the Relationship Between Immigration and CrimeGlenn A. TragerCharis E. Kubrin V. Reactions to Crime28. The Benefits and Penalties of Gender for Criminal Justice Processing Outcomes among Adults and JuvenilesTheodore R. Curry29. Sex, Gender, and Imprisonment: Rates, Reforms, and Lived RealitiesRandolph R. MyersSara Wakefield30. Media, Gender, Sex, and CrimeLynn S. Chancer VI. Gender, Sex, and Crime Globally31. Empirical Vacuum: In Search of Research on Human TraffickingElzbieta Gozdziak32. The Legal Regulation of Sex and SexualityMariana Valverde33. Honor KillingsDietrich OberwittlerJulia Kasselt34. Beyond Rape: Reconceptualizing Gender-Based Violence During WarfareGabrielle FerralesSuzy Maves McElrath35. State Rape and the Crime of GenocideJohn Hagan Jaimie Morse Index

Rosemary Gartner is Professor Emeritus of Criminology and Sociology at the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies at the University of Toronto. Her research has examined comparative and historical patterns of violence, gender and intimate violence, the imprisonment of women, and relationships between legitimate and illegitimate violence. She is also the co-author of three books: Violence and Crime in Cross-National Perspective (1984), Murdering Holiness: The Trials of Edmund Creffield and George Mitchell (2003), and Marking Time in the Golden State: Women's Imprisonment in California (2005).Bill McCarthy is Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Davis. His current research focuses on service work and health, race and crime, violence, and harassment. He is also the co-author (with John Hagan) of Mean Streets: Youth Crime and Homelessness (1997).

This is an outstanding volume on crime, gender, and sex because it has been written by scholars whose studies are based on research, and whose articles include their own insight developed over long years of study and experience.

• Contributors 1. IntroductionBill McCarthyRosemary Gartner I. Conceptual Issues/Current Controversies2. Doing Crime as Doing Gender? Masculinities, Femininities and CrimeJody Miller 3. Intersectionality and the Study of Sex, Gender, and CrimeS.J. CreekJennifer L. Dunn4. Sexual ViolenceRenee Heberle5. Back to Basics: Gender and the Social Psychology of AggressionRichard B. Felson6. Feminist Criminologies' Contribution to Understandings of Sex, Gender, and CrimeKerry CarringtonJodi Death7. Explaining the Volte-Face: Turning Away from Criminal Law and Returning to the Quest for Gender EqualityKristin Bumiller II. Historical Perspectives and Patterns8. Long-Term Trends in Female and Male Involvement in CrimeGreg Smith9. A Historical Perspective on Criminal Justice Responses to Female and Male OffendingBarry Godfrey10. Gender, Sex, and Intimate-Partner Violence in Historical PerspectiveRandolph Roth11. Masculinities and Crime in Historical PerspectiveTammy Whitlock12. Sexual Violence in Historical PerspectiveCarolyn A. Conley13. Crimes Related to Sexuality and ReproductionDaniel J.R. Grey III. Psycho- and Socio-Biological Perspectives 14. Evolutionary Perspectives on Sex, Gender, and CrimeMartin Daly 15. Biological Perspectives on Sex Difference in Crime and Antisocial BehaviorJill Portnoy, Frances R. Chen, Yu Gao, Sharon Niv, Robert Schug, Yaling Yang, and Adrian Raine16. Developmental Perspectives: Sex Differences in Antisocial Behavior from Childhood to AdulthoodMichael A. RussellSummer J. RobinsCandice L. Odgers IV. Social Science Perspectives and Research 17. Adolescent Crime and Victimization: Sex and Gender Differences, Similarities, and Emerging IntersectionsHolly Foster18. Gender and Offending in a Life Course ContextRoss Macmillan Bill McCarthy19. Intimate-Partner Violence Stacey L. WilliamsDaniel McKelveyIrene Hanson Frieze20. Violence Against Children in FamiliesKatreena Scott21. Violence Against Sexual and Gender MinoritiesMichael SmythValerie Jenness22. Sex, Gender, and Homicide: Contemporary Trends and Patterns Rosemary Gartner Maria Jung23. Organized Crime: The Gender Constraints of Illegal MarketsValeria Pizzini-Gambetta24. Street Gangs: The Gendered Experiences of Female and Male Gang MembersDana PetersonVanessa R. Panfil25. White Collar and Corporate CrimeKristy Holtfreter26. Sex Work, Gender, and Criminal JusticeRonald Weitzer27. Complicating the Immigration--Crime Nexus: Theorizing the Role of Gender in the Relationship Between Immigration and CrimeGlenn A. TragerCharis E. Kubrin V. Reactions to Crime28. The Benefits and Penalties of Gender for Criminal Justice Processing Outcomes among Adults and JuvenilesTheodore R. Curry29. Sex, Gender, and Imprisonment: Rates, Reforms, and Lived RealitiesRandolph R. MyersSara Wakefield30. Media, Gender, Sex, and CrimeLynn S. Chancer VI. Gender, Sex, and Crime Globally31. Empirical Vacuum: In Search of Research on Human TraffickingElzbieta Gozdziak32. The Legal Regulation of Sex and SexualityMariana Valverde33. Honor KillingsDietrich OberwittlerJulia Kasselt34. Beyond Rape: Reconceptualizing Gender-Based Violence During WarfareGabrielle FerralesSuzy Maves McElrath35. State Rape and the Crime of GenocideJohn Hagan Jaimie Morse Index