JUNE 

 18  Introduction to the Course:  Chapter 1: What is Crime?
 20  Chapter 2: Measuring Crime

 25  Chapter 3: Origins of Criminological Theory
     Chapter 4: The Emergence of Sociological Criminology

 27  Chapter 5: The Emergence of Criminology in the U.S.
     Chapter 6: Delinquent Subcultures

 29  Chapter 7: Theoretical Diversity
     Chapter 8: New Directions in Criminological theory

                            JULY

  2  MIDTERM EXAM

  4  (NO CLASS - Holiday)

  9  Chapter 9: Interpersonal violence

 11 Chapter 10: Property Crime 

 16  Chapter 11: Public-Order Crime

 18  Chapter 12: Syndicated crime

 23  Chapter 13: White collar crime

 25  Chapter 14: Political Crime

 30  Chapter 15: Inequality, Crime, and Victimization

                        AUGUST

   1  Chapter 16: Comparative Criminology
      (FINAL PAPERS DUE: No late papers accepted)

   6  REVIEW FOR FINAL

   8  FINAL EXAM

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