Darnell F. Hawkins is Professor of African-American Studies and Sociology at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

"This volume is the most luminous I have read on this topic for many years. There is a boldness here of thought, theory, concepts. There is depth and comprehensiveness. The authors in this collection illuminate the meaning of racism in ways that go beyond sheer advocacy. The scientificity (an audibly crunching but truthful term) of these chapters is abundantly and fortunately clear....I think this collection will become a classic." — From the Foreword by Marvin E. Wolfgang

• Foreword Marvin E. WolfgangIntroduction Darnell F. HawkinsPart I: Theoretical and Conceptual Issues 1. Ethnicity, Race, and Crime: A Review of Selected Studies Darnell F. Hawkins2. Race, Class and Sociobiological Perspectives on Crime Thomas A. RegulusPart II: Historical Perspectives 3. Ethnicity, Acculturation, and Opportunities: A Study of Two Generations Joan McCord4. The Political Threat of Immigrant Groups and Police Aggressiveness in 1900 M. Craig Brown and Barbara D. Warner5. Racial Factors in New York City Homicides, 1800-1874 Eric Monkkonen6. Violence toward African Americans in the Era of the White Lynch Mob E. M. Beck and Stewart E. Tolnay7. The New South's "New" Black Criminal: Rape and Punishment in Georgia, 1870-1940 Martha A. MyersPart III: Contemporary Issues and Debates 8. Race and Crime Trends in the United States, 1946-1990 Gary LaFree9. Ethnicity, Labor Markets, and Crime Robert D. Crutchfield10. Crack Use, Crime by Crack Users, and Ethnicity Dorothy Lockwood, Anne E. Pottieger, and James A. Inciardi11. Crime Control and Ethnic Minorities: Legitimizing Racial Oppression by Creating Moral Panics William J. Chambliss12. The Contribution of Institutionalized Racism to Minority Crime Coramae Richey Mann13. Race and Imprisonment: A Contextual Assessment of the Evidence Theodore G. Chiricos and Charles Crawford14. Self-Determination and American Indian Justice: Tribal versus Federal Jurisdiction on Indian Lands Zoann K. Snyder-Joy15. Ethnicity, Race, and Crime: German and Non-German Suspects, 1960-1990 Roland Chilton, Raymond Teske, and Harald Arnold16. Minority Group Threat, Crime, and the Mobilization of Law in France Pamela Irving JacksonContributors Subject Index Author Index

Darnell F. Hawkins is Professor of African-American Studies and Sociology at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

"This volume is the most luminous I have read on this topic for many years. There is a boldness here of thought, theory, concepts. There is depth and comprehensiveness. The authors in this collection illuminate the meaning of racism in ways that go beyond sheer advocacy. The scientificity (an audibly crunching but truthful term) of these chapters is abundantly and fortunately clear....I think this collection will become a classic." — From the Foreword by Marvin E. Wolfgang

• Foreword Marvin E. WolfgangIntroduction Darnell F. HawkinsPart I: Theoretical and Conceptual Issues 1. Ethnicity, Race, and Crime: A Review of Selected Studies Darnell F. Hawkins2. Race, Class and Sociobiological Perspectives on Crime Thomas A. RegulusPart II: Historical Perspectives 3. Ethnicity, Acculturation, and Opportunities: A Study of Two Generations Joan McCord4. The Political Threat of Immigrant Groups and Police Aggressiveness in 1900 M. Craig Brown and Barbara D. Warner5. Racial Factors in New York City Homicides, 1800-1874 Eric Monkkonen6. Violence toward African Americans in the Era of the White Lynch Mob E. M. Beck and Stewart E. Tolnay7. The New South's "New" Black Criminal: Rape and Punishment in Georgia, 1870-1940 Martha A. MyersPart III: Contemporary Issues and Debates 8. Race and Crime Trends in the United States, 1946-1990 Gary LaFree9. Ethnicity, Labor Markets, and Crime Robert D. Crutchfield10. Crack Use, Crime by Crack Users, and Ethnicity Dorothy Lockwood, Anne E. Pottieger, and James A. Inciardi11. Crime Control and Ethnic Minorities: Legitimizing Racial Oppression by Creating Moral Panics William J. Chambliss12. The Contribution of Institutionalized Racism to Minority Crime Coramae Richey Mann13. Race and Imprisonment: A Contextual Assessment of the Evidence Theodore G. Chiricos and Charles Crawford14. Self-Determination and American Indian Justice: Tribal versus Federal Jurisdiction on Indian Lands Zoann K. Snyder-Joy15. Ethnicity, Race, and Crime: German and Non-German Suspects, 1960-1990 Roland Chilton, Raymond Teske, and Harald Arnold16. Minority Group Threat, Crime, and the Mobilization of Law in France Pamela Irving JacksonContributors Subject Index Author Index

Darnell F. Hawkins is Professor of African-American Studies and Sociology at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

"This volume is the most luminous I have read on this topic for many years. There is a boldness here of thought, theory, concepts. There is depth and comprehensiveness. The authors in this collection illuminate the meaning of racism in ways that go beyond sheer advocacy. The scientificity (an audibly crunching but truthful term) of these chapters is abundantly and fortunately clear....I think this collection will become a classic." — From the Foreword by Marvin E. Wolfgang

• Foreword Marvin E. WolfgangIntroduction Darnell F. HawkinsPart I: Theoretical and Conceptual Issues 1. Ethnicity, Race, and Crime: A Review of Selected Studies Darnell F. Hawkins2. Race, Class and Sociobiological Perspectives on Crime Thomas A. RegulusPart II: Historical Perspectives 3. Ethnicity, Acculturation, and Opportunities: A Study of Two Generations Joan McCord4. The Political Threat of Immigrant Groups and Police Aggressiveness in 1900 M. Craig Brown and Barbara D. Warner5. Racial Factors in New York City Homicides, 1800-1874 Eric Monkkonen6. Violence toward African Americans in the Era of the White Lynch Mob E. M. Beck and Stewart E. Tolnay7. The New South's "New" Black Criminal: Rape and Punishment in Georgia, 1870-1940 Martha A. MyersPart III: Contemporary Issues and Debates 8. Race and Crime Trends in the United States, 1946-1990 Gary LaFree9. Ethnicity, Labor Markets, and Crime Robert D. Crutchfield10. Crack Use, Crime by Crack Users, and Ethnicity Dorothy Lockwood, Anne E. Pottieger, and James A. Inciardi11. Crime Control and Ethnic Minorities: Legitimizing Racial Oppression by Creating Moral Panics William J. Chambliss12. The Contribution of Institutionalized Racism to Minority Crime Coramae Richey Mann13. Race and Imprisonment: A Contextual Assessment of the Evidence Theodore G. Chiricos and Charles Crawford14. Self-Determination and American Indian Justice: Tribal versus Federal Jurisdiction on Indian Lands Zoann K. Snyder-Joy15. Ethnicity, Race, and Crime: German and Non-German Suspects, 1960-1990 Roland Chilton, Raymond Teske, and Harald Arnold16. Minority Group Threat, Crime, and the Mobilization of Law in France Pamela Irving JacksonContributors Subject Index Author Index