Theoretical Criminology Panel: Psychosocial and Cultural Criminology

Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel

Abstract

This panel brings together papers from the recently emerged fields of Psychosocial and Cultural Criminology. These papers cover a wide intellectual range, from the important insights the psychosocial criminological perspective has on domestic violence and street gang membership to the cultural criminological approach to settler colonialism, as well as asking whether this latter rubric affords room for gender analytics.

Sub Unit

• Area I. Causes of Crime and Criminal Behavior / 7. Cultural, Disorganization and Anomie Perspectives

Individual Presentations

• Intersectionality in Young Men's Accounts of Domestic Violence - David Roy Gadd, Manchester University

• Psychosocial Dynamics and the Youth Street Gang - Kevin Moran, CUNY Graduate Center

• Are Gender And Cultural Criminology Compatible? - Lynn Chancer, Hunter College, CUNY

• Liberal "Othering" and the Settler Colonial Imagination - Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land, CUNY Graduate Center

Discussant

• Albert T. Novelozo, CUNY Graduate Center