Francis T. Cullen

"The volume, one in a robust and important series, provides detail and analysis of a small body of work that has proved to be far more influential than might be anticipated, given the quantity. That Kornhauser's career and life was cut short is tragic. So too is the realization that she may have contributed far more to the understanding crime and criminal and delinquent behavior... Highly recommended." - F.E. Knowles, Choice Magazine

• Introduction: The Legacy of Ruth Rosner KornhauserFrancis T. Cullen and Pamela Wilcox Part I. Ruth Rosner Kornhauser: Life and Criminology 1. Ruth Rosner Kornhauser: A Personal and Intellectual HistoryAnne M. Kornhauser 2. Ruth Rosner Kornhauser's 1963 Manuscript: An IntroductionBrendan D. Dooley 3. Theoretical Issues in the Sociological Study of Juvenile DelinquencyRuth Rosner Kornhauser 4. Ruth and MeTravis HirschiPart II: Challenging Criminology 5. Social Sources of Delinquency and the Second Coming of Shaw and McKayRobert J. Bursik, Jr. 6. Social Structure, Culture, and Crime: Assessing Kornhauser's Challenge to CriminologyRoss L. Matsueda 7. Challenging Kornhauser's Critique of Strain TheoryRobert Agnew and Francis T. CullenPart III: Inspiring New Theoretical Visions 8. Strength of Control TheoryChester L. Britt and Barbara J. Costello 9. Cultural Disorganization and CrimeCharis E. Kubrin 10. Social Disorganization, Collective Efficacy, and Macro-Level Theories of Social ControlBarbara D. Warner and Robert J. SampsonPart IV: Beyond Kornhauser 11. Social Disorganization and Criminal OpportunityPamela Wilcox and Kenneth C. Land12. Concentrated Disadvantage, the Persistence of Legal Cynicism, and Crime: Revisiting the Conception of "Culture" in Criminology David S. Kirk and Andrew V. Papachristo13. Neighborhoods, Social Networks, and CrimeJohn R. Hipp and Adam BoessenPart V: Criticizing Kornhauser 14. The Contested Place of Motivation in Criminological TheoryDavid F. Greenberg15. Taking Criminal Opportunity Seriously: An Actor-Centered ApproachDarrell J. Steffensmeier and Jeffery T. Ulmer16. Bringing Gangs and Girls Back InCheryl L. MaxsonContributorsIndex

Francis T. Cullen

"The volume, one in a robust and important series, provides detail and analysis of a small body of work that has proved to be far more influential than might be anticipated, given the quantity. That Kornhauser's career and life was cut short is tragic. So too is the realization that she may have contributed far more to the understanding crime and criminal and delinquent behavior... Highly recommended." - F.E. Knowles, Choice Magazine

• Introduction: The Legacy of Ruth Rosner KornhauserFrancis T. Cullen and Pamela Wilcox Part I. Ruth Rosner Kornhauser: Life and Criminology 1. Ruth Rosner Kornhauser: A Personal and Intellectual HistoryAnne M. Kornhauser 2. Ruth Rosner Kornhauser's 1963 Manuscript: An IntroductionBrendan D. Dooley 3. Theoretical Issues in the Sociological Study of Juvenile DelinquencyRuth Rosner Kornhauser 4. Ruth and MeTravis HirschiPart II: Challenging Criminology 5. Social Sources of Delinquency and the Second Coming of Shaw and McKayRobert J. Bursik, Jr. 6. Social Structure, Culture, and Crime: Assessing Kornhauser's Challenge to CriminologyRoss L. Matsueda 7. Challenging Kornhauser's Critique of Strain TheoryRobert Agnew and Francis T. CullenPart III: Inspiring New Theoretical Visions 8. Strength of Control TheoryChester L. Britt and Barbara J. Costello 9. Cultural Disorganization and CrimeCharis E. Kubrin 10. Social Disorganization, Collective Efficacy, and Macro-Level Theories of Social ControlBarbara D. Warner and Robert J. SampsonPart IV: Beyond Kornhauser 11. Social Disorganization and Criminal OpportunityPamela Wilcox and Kenneth C. Land12. Concentrated Disadvantage, the Persistence of Legal Cynicism, and Crime: Revisiting the Conception of "Culture" in Criminology David S. Kirk and Andrew V. Papachristo13. Neighborhoods, Social Networks, and CrimeJohn R. Hipp and Adam BoessenPart V: Criticizing Kornhauser 14. The Contested Place of Motivation in Criminological TheoryDavid F. Greenberg15. Taking Criminal Opportunity Seriously: An Actor-Centered ApproachDarrell J. Steffensmeier and Jeffery T. Ulmer16. Bringing Gangs and Girls Back InCheryl L. MaxsonContributorsIndex

Francis T. Cullen

"The volume, one in a robust and important series, provides detail and analysis of a small body of work that has proved to be far more influential than might be anticipated, given the quantity. That Kornhauser's career and life was cut short is tragic. So too is the realization that she may have contributed far more to the understanding crime and criminal and delinquent behavior... Highly recommended." - F.E. Knowles, Choice Magazine

• Introduction: The Legacy of Ruth Rosner KornhauserFrancis T. Cullen and Pamela Wilcox Part I. Ruth Rosner Kornhauser: Life and Criminology 1. Ruth Rosner Kornhauser: A Personal and Intellectual HistoryAnne M. Kornhauser 2. Ruth Rosner Kornhauser's 1963 Manuscript: An IntroductionBrendan D. Dooley 3. Theoretical Issues in the Sociological Study of Juvenile DelinquencyRuth Rosner Kornhauser 4. Ruth and MeTravis HirschiPart II: Challenging Criminology 5. Social Sources of Delinquency and the Second Coming of Shaw and McKayRobert J. Bursik, Jr. 6. Social Structure, Culture, and Crime: Assessing Kornhauser's Challenge to CriminologyRoss L. Matsueda 7. Challenging Kornhauser's Critique of Strain TheoryRobert Agnew and Francis T. CullenPart III: Inspiring New Theoretical Visions 8. Strength of Control TheoryChester L. Britt and Barbara J. Costello 9. Cultural Disorganization and CrimeCharis E. Kubrin 10. Social Disorganization, Collective Efficacy, and Macro-Level Theories of Social ControlBarbara D. Warner and Robert J. SampsonPart IV: Beyond Kornhauser 11. Social Disorganization and Criminal OpportunityPamela Wilcox and Kenneth C. Land12. Concentrated Disadvantage, the Persistence of Legal Cynicism, and Crime: Revisiting the Conception of "Culture" in Criminology David S. Kirk and Andrew V. Papachristo13. Neighborhoods, Social Networks, and CrimeJohn R. Hipp and Adam BoessenPart V: Criticizing Kornhauser 14. The Contested Place of Motivation in Criminological TheoryDavid F. Greenberg15. Taking Criminal Opportunity Seriously: An Actor-Centered ApproachDarrell J. Steffensmeier and Jeffery T. Ulmer16. Bringing Gangs and Girls Back InCheryl L. MaxsonContributorsIndex