Contents

pp iii-viii

List of Figures

pp ix-ix

About the Editors

pp x-xi

Notes on Contributors

pp xii-xviii

Introduction

pp 1-8

Part I - Theories of Rural Crime

pp 9-10

Introduction to Part I: Theories of Rural Crime

pp 11-12

1 - Civic Community Theory

pp 13-15

2 - Classical Theories and Contemporary Legacies

pp 16-19

3 - Crime and Place

pp 20-22

4 - Cultural Criminology and Representations of Rural Crime

pp 23-25

5 - Environmental and Green Criminology

pp 26-29

6 - Feminist Theory

pp 30-32

7 - Late Modernity, Surveillance and Securitization

pp 33-36

8 - Left Realism

pp 37-39

9 - Male Peer Support Theory

pp 40-42

10 - Primary Socialization Theory

pp 43-45

11 - Rational Choice, Routine Activity and Situational Crime Prevention

pp 46-49

12 - Safety and Security Studies

pp 50-52

13 - The Anthropocene and Criminological Theory

pp 53-56

Part II - Rural Crime Studies

pp 57-58

Introduction to Part II: Rural Crime Studies

pp 59-60

People and Crime

pp 61-62

14 - Abuse against Children, the Elderly and within Families

pp 63-65

15 - Consumer Fraud

pp 66-69

16 - Corporate and State Crimes

pp 70-73

17 - Cybercrime and Cybersecurity

pp 74-77

18 - Dark Tourism

pp 78-80

19 - Drugs and Public Health

pp 81-83