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The essays collected together in this volume explore a development in criminology - the emerging paradigm of integrative study. The integrative wave covers both mainstream and critical criminologies and is part of a larger and emerging paradigm of interdisciplinarity that transcends East/West and North/South relations. This book is essentially devoted to the value and practice of interdisciplinary criminology. The contributions aim to represent the full array of integrative thinking and analysis, and are divided into five parts.

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• Introduction: an emerging paradigm of criminological study
• Part 1 On the State of Criminological Integration: Strategies and requisites for theoretical integration in the study of crime and deviance
• The peripheral core of law and criminology: on postmodern social theory and conceptual integration
• Theoretical integration in criminology
• Part 2 Crime and Integration in Black and White: Internal colonialism and ghetto revolt
• White racism, black crime and American justice: an application of the colonial model to explain race and crime
• The colonial model as a theoretical explanation of crime and delinquency
• Part 3 Delinquency and Integration
• An integrated theoretical perspective on delinquent behavior
• A critique of criminology: toward an integrated structural-Marxist theory of delinquency production
• The class structure and delinquency: toward a power control theory of common delinquent behavior
• The web of conformity: a network approach to the explanation of delinquent behavior
• Toward an interactional theory of delinquency
• Reflected appraisals, parental labelling and delinquency: specifying a symbolic interactionist theory
• Delinquent bonding, moral beliefs and illegal; behavior: a 3 wave panel model
• Part 4 General Approaches to Integration
• Social structure and anomie
• Social change and crime rate trends: a routine activities approach
• Toward a integration of criminological theories
• A general theory of expropriative crime: an evolutionary ecological approach
• Feminist scholarship, relational and instrumental control and power-control theory of gender and delinquency
• A general paradigm for understanding criminal behavior: extending evolutionary ecological theory
• Macro-micro integration in the study of victimization: a hierarchial logistic model analysis across Seattle neighborhoods
• Part 5 Integration and the Future
• Pride in criminological dissensus
• The need to integrate comparative and international criminal justice into a traditional curriculum
• Name index