Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. “Clan crime” in Germany: Migration politics, socio-economic conditions, and intergenerational transmission of criminal behavior Contribution
    Jaraba, Mahmoud (2023)
    In: Nelen, Hans; Siegel, Dina (Eds.), Organized crime in the 21st century. Motivations, opportunities, and constraints, Springer International Publishing, Cham, pp. 85-101
    Criminal law: complicity Organized crime Emigration and immigration Anthropology Minorities Crime Sociology
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  2. A phenomenological ethnography of shame in the context of German criminal law Journal Article
    Landweer, Hilge ; Kozin, Alexander ; Rosenmüller, Stefanie (2015)
    In: Empedocles: European Journal for the Philosophy of Communication, 6(1), pp. 57-75
    Criminal law Anthropology Courts Empirical research Sociology Philosophy
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  3. Criminal-biological theory, discourse, and practice in Germany, 1918-1945 Book
    Liang, Oliver (1999)
    The Johns Hopkins University ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, Ann Arbor
    Legal history Criminology Anthropology Sociology Criminal law Criminal policy Social policy and reform National Socialism Races
  4. The medicalization of criminal law reform in imperial Germany Contribution
    Wetzell, Richard F. (1997)
    In: Finzsch, Norbert; Jütte, Robert (Eds.), Institutions of confinement: Hospitals, asylums, and prisons in Western Europe and North America, 1500–1950, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, (Publications of the German Historical Institute, )
    Legal history Criminology Anthropology Punishment, Purposes of Recidivism Mental health Psychiatry Arrest, detention and bail
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