第八章。重塑控制国家犯罪和国家犯罪的种类及其控制:我会怎么做

IF 1.5 Q2 POLITICAL SCIENCE
Jeffrey Ian Ross
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1995年,我编辑的书《控制国家犯罪》出版了。五年后,我的后续编辑著作《国家犯罪的种类及其控制》(以下简称《种类》)出版,《控制国家犯罪》(Ross 2000a, 2000b)的第二版也出版了。在这两本书出版的这段时间里,以及自从《变种》出版以来,曾经新生的国家犯罪领域,被交替地贴上了政府犯罪、非法、无法无天、官方越轨或不当行为的标签,已经得到了发展。旧的和基本的想法要么被抛弃,要么被修改,并且积累了许多与主题相关的文章和案例研究。一些研究国家犯罪的学者已经有了稳定的研究成果,而另一些学者则转向了不同的犯罪学/刑事司法学科。然后,新的和新兴的年轻学者已经进入这个领域,扛着这个跨学科领域的旗帜。撇开个人历史不谈,下面的章节试图让读者了解原版《控制国家犯罪》的主要论点,接着是对《变种》的回顾,然后是对自那以后产生的学术研究的回顾,以回答一个老生常谈的问题:如果我必须重新来过,我会做些什么不同的事情。这个问题不容易回答。作为一个相对内省的学者,我经常质疑自己的能动性和行为,没有什么牛是神圣的,不能碰的,特别是如果是一本编辑过的书。
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Chapter 8. Reinventing Controlling State Crime and Varieties of State Crime and Its Control: What I Would Have Done Differently
In 1995 my edited book "Controlling State Crime" was published (Ross 1995a). Five years later, not only was my follow-up edited book, "Varieties of State Crime and Its Control," released (hereafter "Varieties"), but so too was the second edition of "Controlling State Crime" (Ross 2000a, 2000b). In between the time that the two books were published, and since the release of Varieties, the once nascent field of state crime, interchangeably labeled governmental crime, illegality, lawlessness, official deviance, or misconduct, has evolved. Old and rudimentary ideas have either been abandoned or modified, and numerous subject-relevant essays and case studies have accumulated. Some scholars of the subject of state crime have produced a steady flow of research, while others have moved on to different criminological/criminal justice subjects. Then again, new and emerging young scholars have entered the field carrying the banner of this cross-disciplinary field.Personal history aside, the following sections attempt to give the reader a sense of the major arguments from the original "Controlling State Crime," followed by a review of Varieties, and then a review of what scholarly research has been produced since then to answer the proverbial question of what I would have done differently had I had to do it again. This is not an easy question to answer. As a relatively introspective scholar, I frequently question my agency and actions, and no ox is too sacred to gore, particularly if it is an edited book.
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