02223nam a2200337Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010001500070015001500085020003300100035002000133040002300153050002200176082001200198245011600210260003400326300003200360490011200392504004100504505084000545505015901385650003101544650003101575650004301606653003801649653001801687700002501705830006001730830009501790187881BIBL20160527191159.0931022s1994 nyua b 000 0 eng  a 93039423  aGB94-28334 a0815312598 (acid-free paper) a(OCoLC)29361272 aDLCcDLCdPMCdUKM00aP96.C74bM43 199400a36422000aMedia, process, and the social construction of crimebstudies in newsmaking criminologycedited by Gregg Barak. aNew YorkbGarland Pub.c1994. axviii, 322 p.bill.c23 cm.1 aGarland reference library of the humanitiesvvol. 1690.aCurrent issues in criminal justicevvol. 102Local aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aMedia, society, and criminology / Gregg Barak -- Crime news in the old West / Werner J. Einstadter -- Communal violence and the media : lynchings and their news coverage by The New York Times between 1882 and 1930 / Ira M. Wasserman and Steven Stack -- Crime in the news media : a refined understanding of how crimes become news / Steven Chermak -- Predator criminals as media icons / Ray Surette -- University professor or sadistic killer? : a content analysis of the newspaper coverage of a murder case / Harry L. Marsh -- Murder and mayhem in USA Today : a quantitative analysis of the national reporting of states' news / Robert A. Jerin and Charles B. Fields -- Patrolling the facts : media, cops, and crime / Renée Goldsmith Kasinksy -- Newsmaking criminology : reflections on the media, intellectuals, and crime / Gregg Barak.0 aBecoming a media criminologist : is "newsmaking criminology" possible? / Cecil E. Greek -- Newsmaking criminology as replacement discourse / Stuart Henry. 0aCrime in mass media2Local 0aCrime and the press2Local 0aMass media and criminal justice2Local0 aCrimesaReportingaByaNews media0 aUnited States10aBarak, Gregg.2Local 0aGarland reference library of the humanitiesvvol. 1690. 0aGarland reference library of the humanities.pCurrent issues in criminal justicevvol. 10.