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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

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

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

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

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

School Safety Update, April 1995

NCJ Number

160975

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

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

Understanding the Media's Influence on the Development of Antisocial and Prosocial Behavior (From Preventing Violence in America, P 133-155, 1996, Robert L Hampton, Pamela Jenkins, and Thomas P Gullotta, eds. -- See NCJ-159949)

NCJ Number

159955

Date Published

1996