Applying a research method to crime and deviance.

James Treadwell and Steve Taylor highlight solutions to research problems in Crime and Deviance.

This PowerPoint presentation focuses on examples of conventional forms of crime facilitated by globalisation, including trafficking, counterfeiting and intellectual property rights.

This PowerPoint presentation focuses on examples of new forms of crime facilitated by globalisation

Two high-quality slides illustrating the difference between Corporate hierachy and "Network* models of organised crime.

This section of the Channel is given-over to issues that are due to appear on the new Specifications for first teaching in 2009 / 2010.

The text provides examples of different types of transnational crime plus an outline of four different explanatory models.

The text provides a brief discussion of the general advantages and disadvantages of overt participant observation in the context of Venkatesh's "Gang Leader for a Day"

This Textra (“Text-Extra”) publication combines text and embedded video to provide materials to illustrate aspects of the “Globalisation and Crime” module of the 2009 A2 AQA Specification:

In part 1 of a 3-part interview, Senior Examiner Dave Gilmore discusses some of the main content changes to the crime and deviance module (with specific reference to Globalisation, Crime and Contemporary Society).