Vol 12: September 2020

                                      Special Edition:
Blame, Responsibility, and Forgiveness: Problematizing Peacemaking Criminology
Editors:  Bruce Arrigo, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, USA
                                              &
               David Polizzi, Indiana State University, USA


Problematizing Peacemaking: A Conversational Inquiry and 
Philosophical Critique                                                                   (153-170)
Don Crewe, Leeds Beckett University, UK
Bruce Arrigo, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, USA
David Polizzi, Indiana State University, USA

Responsive Categorization and Accusation                                 (171-187)
George Pavlich, Professor and H.M. Tory Chair,
Department of Sociology, University of Alberta

Between Athens and Jerusalem in Peacemaking Criminology: The Importance of Weak and Marginal Positions
Aaron Pycroft, University of Portsmouth, UK                              (188-199)

Response to Pavlich and Pycroft
Don Crewe, Leeds Beckett University, UK                                   (200-206)

August 2020 Issue:

Crime as an assemblage                                                             (68-79)
Phil Crockett Thomas, University of Glasgow

Reconsidering the response to mass violence: Meaning,
choice and human truth                                                              (80-97)
Michael DeValve, Bridgewater State University 

On Criminogenic grit and theoretical criminology                   (98-115)
Chidike I. Okeem, Western New England University 

In their own words: A qualitative exploration of Agnew's
storylines among imprisoned offenders                                (116-137)
Amanda Howerton-Orcutt,  Gina Curcio, Jeb Booth, Salem State University
Richard Byng, University of Plymouth 
John Campbell, University of Exeter

Following Foucault's continuum between war and law
in Kosovo: 'Hybrid policing' and selective criminalization in 
international policing                                                              (138-152)
Teresa Degenhardt, Queen's University Belfast