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Media Reporting of Rape: The British "Date Rape" Controversy (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 107-130, 1995, David Kidd-Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ- 168074)

NCJ Number

168080

Date Published

1995

Crime and the Media: A Criminological Perspective (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 1-24, 1995, David Kidd-Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ-168074)

NCJ Number

168075

Date Published

1995

Through the Looking Glass: Public Images of White Collar Crime (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 131-163, 1995, David Kidd-Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ-168074)

NCJ Number

168081

Date Published

1995

Crime and the Media: From Media Studies to Post-Modernism (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 25-48, 1995, David Kidd-Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ- 168074)

NCJ Number

168076

Date Published

1995

Fair Cop? Viewing the Effects of the Canteen Culture in "Prime Suspect" and "Between the Lines" (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 164-184, 1995, David Kidd- Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ-168074)

NCJ Number

168082

Date Published

1995

Entertaining the Crisis: Television and Moral Enterprise (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 49-66, 1995, David Kidd-Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ- 168074)

NCJ Number

168077

Date Published

1995

Small Crime to Big Time: An Australian Celebrity Self- Abduction (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 206-218, 1995, David Kidd-Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ-168074)

NCJ Number

168084

Date Published

1995

Black Cops and Black Villains in Film and TV Crime Fiction (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 67-77, 1995, David Kidd-Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ- 168074)

NCJ Number

168078

Date Published

1995

From Desire to Deconstruction: Horror Films and Audience Reactions (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 219-242, 1995, David Kidd-Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ-168074)

NCJ Number

168085

Date Published

1995

Telling Tales: Media Power, Ideology and the Reporting of Child Sexual Abuse in Britain (From Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle, P 78-106, 1995, David Kidd-Hewitt and Richard Osborne, eds. -- See NCJ-168074)

NCJ Number

168079

Date Published

1995

Crime and the Media: The Post-Modern Spectacle

NCJ Number

168074

Date Published

1995

Weapon Portrayal in Newspaper Movie Advertisements

NCJ Number

167534

Date Published

1995

News Coverage of Violence Against Women: Engendering Blame

NCJ Number

167602

Date Published

1997

Exploring Delinquency: Causes and Control

NCJ Number

165981

Date Published

1996

Movies and Juvenile Delinquency: An Overview (From Exploring Delinquency: Causes and Control, P 256-264, 1996, Dean G Rojek and Gary F Jensen, eds. -- See NCJ-165981)

NCJ Number

165994

Date Published

1996

Choice 2, Moral Messages: Cultural Confusion and Media Pollution (From Kids Who Commit Crimes: What Should Be Done About Juvenile Violence? P 13-16, 1994, Keith Melville, ed. - See NCJ-165785)

NCJ Number

165788

Date Published

1994

What Can We Do About Violence? Part 2

NCJ Number

164417

Date Published

1995

Constructing Danger: The Mis/Representation of Crime in the News

NCJ Number

162999

Date Published

1995

String of Stranger Sexual Assaults: The Construction of an Orthodox Account of Rape (From Constructing Danger: The Mis/Representation of Crime in the News, P 16-35, 1995, Douglas Beall, ed. - See NCJ-162999)

NCJ Number

163000

Date Published

1995

Women Who Work as Prostitutes: The Sex Trade and Trading in Labels (From Constructing Danger: The Mis/Representation of Crime in the News, P 36-55, 1995, Douglas Beall, ed. - See NCJ-162999)

NCJ Number

163001

Date Published

1995

School Safety Update, April 1995

NCJ Number

160975

Date Published

1995

Media Violence Increases Violence in Society (From Violence in the Media, P 17-24, 1995, Carol Wekesser, ed. -- See NCJ- 160238)

NCJ Number

160239

Date Published

1995

Negative Impact of Media Violence on Society Is Exaggerated (From Violence in the Media, P 31-37, 1995, Carol Wekesser, ed. - - See NCJ-160238)

NCJ Number

160242

Date Published

1995

Evidence Connecting Media Violence to Real Violence Is Weak (From Violence in the Media, P 38-48, 1995, Carol Wekesser, ed. - - See NCJ-160238)

NCJ Number

160243

Date Published

1995

Criminal: Where the Sun Don't Shine (From The Culture of Crime, P 55-63, 1995, Craig L LaMay and Everette E Dennis, eds. - - See NCJ-159964)

NCJ Number

159969

Date Published

1995