Offender
Profiling Series: Vol 3The Social Psychology of Crime
Edited by David Canter & Laurence Alison (2000)
This series offers a thorough introduction to and overview of the emerging field of investigative psychology. This volume examines social and organizational aspects of crime, knowledge of which enables the incapacitation of criminal networks and shows how investigative teams can best be organized.
The Social Psychology
of Crime: Groups, Teams and Networks.
David Canter and Laurence Alison
Culture and Crime.
Gerald Mars
The Structural Analysis
of Criminal Networks.
Duncan McAndrew
Investigating Fraud.
Alan Doig
Rules and Roles in Terrorist
Hostage Taking.
Margaret Wilson and Alaster Smith
Riot by Appointment:
An Examination of the Nature and
Structure of Seven Hard-Core Football Hooligan Groups.
Lynne Johnston
Ram Raiding: Criminals
Working in Groups
Angela Wilson and Ian Donald
The Social Structure
of Robbery
Karyn McCluskey and Sarah Wardle
Criminology, Disistance
and the Psychology of the Stranger.
Shadd Maruna
Destructive Organisational Psychology
David Canter
