Conflicting Narratives of Crime and Punishment

Martina Althoff is Associate Professor of criminology at the University of Groningen, Department of Criminal Law and Criminology, The Netherlands.Bernd Dollinger is Professor of social pedagogy at the University of Siegen, Department of Educational Science and Psychology, Germany. Holger Schmidt is Assistant Professor at the TU Dort­mund University, Department of Social Education, Adult Education and Early Childhood Education, Germany.

• 1.  Fighting For The ‘Right’ Narrative: Introduction To Conflicting Narratives Of Crime And Punishment, Martina Althoff, Bernd Dollinger, Holger Schmidt.-   2. Counter-Narratives Of Crime And Punishment, Michael Bamberg, Zachary Wipff.- 3. Small Stories Research And Narrative Criminology: ‘Plotting’ An Alliance, Alex Georgakopoulou.- 4. Public Narratives Of Crime And Criminal Justice: Connecting ‘Small’ And ‘Big’ Stories To Make Public Narratives Visible, Martina Feilzer.- 5. Crime And Narration. The Creation Of (In)Security In Everyday Life, Katharina Eisch-Angus.- 6. Popular And Visual Narratives Of Punishment In Museum Settings, Hannah Thurston.- 7. Conflicting Counternarratives Of Crime And Justice In U.S. Superhero Comics , Daniel Stein.- 8. Sympathies And Scandals: (Counter-)Narratives Of Criminality And Policing In Inter-War Britain, John Carter Wood.- 9. ‘Let’s Put Human Rights Right’: (Counter-)Narratives About Human Rights In The UK Popular Press,Lieve Gies.- 10. Files As Prototypical Master Narratives, Mechthild Bereswill, Henrike Buhr, Patrick Müller.- 11. Practical Narratives In The Criminal Law Process: The Suspect’s Statemen, Martha Komter.- 12. Competing Narratives In The Nexus Of Migration-Crime-Gender, Maria De Angelis.- 13. Stories Of Gender And Migration, Crime And Security: Between Outrage And Denial, Martina Althoff.