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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 12, Number 2, June 2009

Editor's note
pp. 109-112(4)
Author: Okada, Dan

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Imagining the global corporate gulag: lessons from history and criminological theory
pp. 113-127(15)
Author: Hallett, Michael

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Environmental disputes and human rights violations: a role for criminologists
pp. 129-146(18)
Author: Clark, Richard

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The benefits, costs, and risks of severe violence dialog: a theoretical analysis
pp. 147-155(9)
Author: McBroom, Ann Harrison

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Awards for suffering: the Nobel Peace Prize recipients of South Africa
pp. 157-170(14)
Author: Irwin, Darrell

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Conquest traditions, conflict transformation, and the cultural boundaries of criminology: Rigoberta Menchu and criminological science
pp. 171-189(19)
Author: Hoffman, Bruce

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Conflicts and geographical flashpoints around the world: the effective application of restorative justice and peacemaking criminological perspectives
pp. 191-205(15)
Author: Hanser, Robert

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Peacemaking criminology: etiology of crime or philosophy of life?
pp. 207-222(16)
Author: Klenowski, Paul

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Book review
pp. 223-225(3)
Author: Trevino, A. Javier

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