Emotions, crime and justice

"The papers published in this volume were first presented in a workshop at the International Institute for the Sociology of Law (IISJ) in Oñati, Spain, in 2004"--P. [v].

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Forward panic and violent atrocities / Randall Collins -- Making sense of 'sensless violence' / Willem De Haan -- Shame, pride, and workplace bullying / Eliza Ahmed and John Braithwaite -- Sensual dynamics of processes of personal reform: desistance from crime and the role of emotions / Adam Calverley and Stephen Farrall -- Trends in crime and fear: lessons from Chicago, 1994-2003 / Wesley G. Skogan -- Moral indignation in the east of England: a youthful twist on Ranulf's ageing thesis / Anna King and Shadd Murana -- Empathy for the devil: the nature and nurture of revenge / Lawrence W. Sherman and Heather Strang -- Reintegrative ritual: restorative justice and micro-sociology / Meredith Rossner -- Shame, ethical identity and conformity: lessons from research on the psychology of social influence / Nathan Harris -- Procedural justice, emotions and resistance to authority / Kristina Murphy -- Dealing with defiant citizens: building emotional intelligence into police work / Bas Van Stokkom -- Managing prisoners, managing emotion: the dynamics of age, culture, and identity / Elaine Crawley -- Alienation, love and hate as causes of collective violence / Thomas J. Scheff -- Dealing with emotions in peacemaking / John D. Brewer -- Divided sympathies: David Hume and contemporary criminology / Richard Sparks -- Power and limits of populism: an illustration from recent penal developments in New Zealand / John Pratt -- Playing with fire? Democracy and the emotions of crime and punishment / Ian Loader.