Vol 8 No 1, Jul 1996
Special Issue on the Future of Criminology
Features papers from the "Future of Criminology: Australian and International Perspectives" Conference, hosted by the Institute of Criminology in Sydney February 1996.

Articles

• Janet Chan, "The Future of Criminology: An Introduction"
• Richard V Ericson, "Making Criminology"
• Pat O'Malley, "Post-Social Criminologies: Some Implications of Current Political Trends for Criminological Theory and Practice"
• Mark Finnane, "Comment on Pat O'Malley, 'Post-Social Criminologies'"
• Russell Hogg, "Criminological Failure and Governmental Effect"
• David Dixon, "History in Criminology"
• David Brereton, "Does Criminology Matter? Crime, Politics and the Policy Process"

Contemporary Comment

• P N Grabosky, "Some Futures for Criminology"

Book Reviews

• John Howard: Cunneen and White, "Juvenile Justice: an Australian Perspective"
• Chris Cunneen: Schissel, "Social Dimensions of Canadian Youth Justice"