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From: Ruth McManus <R.McManus@massey.ac.nz>
Subject: Re: Soc. of Deviance
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Dear Chad
Have a browse through
Box, S(1983) Power, Crime and Mystification, Tavistock, London
Bilton,T et al (1987) Chapter 11 'Deviance' in Introductory Sociology 2nd
ed. Macmillan: London
Moore,S. (1988) Investigating Deviance, Unwin Hyman Ltd: London
Newbold, G (1992) Crime and Deviance, Oxford University Press: Auckland NZ.
 and explore their bibliographies.
Cheers
Ruth

At 12:48 12/10/97 +0000, you wrote:
>Question?
>
>Has anyone read Becker's 1963 "Outsiders, Studies in the Sociology of
>Deviance?"  I would like to hear other theoretical perspectives, other than
>"labeling theory", in order to understand the causes/implications of,
>deviant behavior.  If you wish, you may address my question at the address
>below, rather than cluttering up the networks.
>
>Chad Kimmel  
>*************************************************************
>Chad M. Kimmel
>Graduate Assistant/Data Manager
>Mid-Atlantic Addiction Training Institute
>
>Indiana University of Pennsylvania
>102  McElhaney Hall
>Indiana, Pennsylvania 15705
>
>412-463-7010
>ckimmel@yourinter.net
>***********************************************************
>
>
>
R. McManus
Dept. of Sociology,
Massey University,
Palmerston North,
New Zealand.
fax:06 350 5627
e-mail: rmcmanus@massey.ac.nz