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• Introduction: crime is exciting but what of criminology?  1. Capturing criminology  2. Crime and the media: public narratives and private consumption  3. Racing to conclusions: thinking sociologically about police race relations  4. Inequality and crime  5. Burning issues: fire, carnival and crime  6. Drugs and society  7. Explaining changing patterns of crime  8. Everyday surveillance: personal data and social classifications  Conclusions

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• Introduction: crime is exciting but what of criminology?  1. Capturing criminology  2. Crime and the media: public narratives and private consumption  3. Racing to conclusions: thinking sociologically about police race relations  4. Inequality and crime  5. Burning issues: fire, carnival and crime  6. Drugs and society  7. Explaining changing patterns of crime  8. Everyday surveillance: personal data and social classifications  Conclusions

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• Introduction: crime is exciting but what of criminology?  1. Capturing criminology  2. Crime and the media: public narratives and private consumption  3. Racing to conclusions: thinking sociologically about police race relations  4. Inequality and crime  5. Burning issues: fire, carnival and crime  6. Drugs and society  7. Explaining changing patterns of crime  8. Everyday surveillance: personal data and social classifications  Conclusions