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CRIME / MURDER

"Crime and Economics: What is the Business of Organized Crime?", Schelling, The American Scholar, Vol. 40, N04, Autumn 1971.

"From Revenge to Resocialization: Changing Perspectives in Combating Crime", Glaser, The American Scholar, Vol. 40, N04, Autumn 1971.

"Politics of Crime", Michel Foucault, Partisan Review, Vol. 43, 3/1976.

"Real and Perceived Changes of Crime and Punishment", Wolfgang, Daedalus, Winter 1978.

"Crime and the Culture of Incivility", Hausknecht, Dissent, Vol. 30, N01, Winter 1983.

"Crime and the Conservatives: How Their Analyses Miss The Problem", Currie, Dissent, Vol. 32, N04, Fall 1985.

"Murder Reports: Formulaic Narrative and Cultural Context", Fulcher, Journal of Popular Culture, Vol. 18, N04, Spring 1985.

"On Crime and the Liberals", Wilson, Dissent, Spring 1986.

"Crime and the Culture of Incivility", Hausknecht, Dissent, Winter 1983.

"On the Crimes of Lenin, Stalin, and Hitler", Abel, Partisan Review, N01, Winter 1991.

"Murder and the Utopian Moment", Bernstein, The American Scholar, Vol. 61, N02, Spring 1992.

"Prime Time Crime: Television Portrayals of Law Enforcement", Grant, Journal of American Culture, Vol. 15, N01, Spring 1992.

"Defining Deviancy Down", Moynihan, The American Scholar, Vol. 62, N01, Winter 1993.

"99 Years is Almost for Life: Punishment for Violent Crime in Bluegrass Music", Tunnell, Journal of Popular Culture, Vol. 26, N03, Winter 1992.

"Making and Remaking an Event: The Leopold and Loeb Case in American Culture", Fass, Journal of American History, Vol. 80, N03, December 1993

"American Psychos: The Serial Killer in Contemporary Fiction", Caputi, Journal of American Culture, Vol. 16, N04, Winter 1993.

"Al Jennings: The Image of an Outlaw", Schrems, Journal of Popular Culture, Vol. 22, N04, Spring 1989.

"Murder as One of the Liberal Arts", Hitchcock, The American Scholar, Vol. 63, N02, Spring 1994.

"Public Reaction to Crime in the Streets", Furstenberg, The American Scholar Vol. 40, N04, Autumn 1971.

"Fear in the Streets", The American Scholar Vol. 40, N04, Autumn 1971.

"The Manson Murders: My-Lai of the Counterculture", Pitts, Dissent, Spring 1972.

"I'll be watching you: Reflections on the new surveillance" (crime prevention), Marx, Dissent, Winter 1985.

"Consuming Cannibals: Psychopathic Killers as Archetypes and Cultural Icons", Grixti, Journal of American Culture, Vol.18, N01, Spring 1995.

"Prostitution and the Case for Decriminalization", Shrage, Dissent, Spring 1996.

"'The Boys are Pickpockets and the Girl is a Prostitute': Gender and Juvenile Criminality in Early Victorian England from Oliver Twist to London Labour", Wolff, New Literary History, Vol. 27, No.2, Spring 1996.

"Race, Sex, and Criminal Homicide Offender-Victim Relationships", Humphrey & Palmer, Journal of Black Studies, Vol.18, No.1, September 1987.

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