Books written by John F. Galliher

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  Confronting the Drug Control Establishment: Alfred Lindesmith as a Public Intellectual

  NIDA Research Monograph 30 (March 1980), D. J. Lettieri, Mollie Sayers, and Helen Wallerstein Pearson (eds.), Washington, D.C.: National Institute on Drug Abuse/U. S. Government Printing Office. Lindesmith, Alfred R. and Anselm Strauss.

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  The Criminology of Edwin Sutherland

  Daniel Glaser, “Marginal Workers: Some Antecedents and Implications of an Idea from Shaw and McKay,” in Delinquency, Crime, and Society, James F. Short, Jr., ed. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1976), p. 255. 40. Bennett, p. 157.

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  Troy Duster: Berkeley Sociologist, Teacher, and Civil Rights Activist

  This book is a biography of University of California-Berkeley sociology professor Troy Duster.

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  Laud Humphreys: Prophet of Homosexuality and Sociology

  This survey uncovered the following discussions of Tearoom Trade: Citing organizational authority, Popenoe (2000, 49) notes that official statements on research ethics “recognize that social research is a two-way process.

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  Progressive Lawyers under Siege: Moral Panic during the McCarthy Years

  Bridges was once again charged with being a Communist and in 1942 U.S. Attorney General Francis Biddle issued a deportation ... Judge George Harris presided at the trial and Bridges was convicted in 1950 and had his citizenship voided.

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  Marginality and Dissent in Twentieth-Century American Sociology: The Case of Elizabeth Briant Lee and Alfred McClung Lee

  Mayhew was a chronicler of the lives of the anonymous , using their " ordinary language " 8 to place their behaviors in the proper social and economic context to " save them from oblivion . ” Mayhew believed that the statements of these ...

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  The Death of the American Death Penalty: States Still Leading the Way

  45 David Carr and John Schwartz, “A Watchdog Professor, Now Defending Himself,” New York Times, ... 5 William J. Bowers and Patricia H. Dugan, “Kansans Want an Alternative to the Death Penalty,” 1994, unpublished manuscript.

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  The Criminology of Edwin Sutherland

  This is an intellectual biography of Edwin Sutherland, often called the father of American criminology.

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  America Without the Death Penalty: States Leading the Way

  States Leading the Way John F. Galliher, Larry W. Koch, David Patrick Keys, Teresa J. Guess ... North Dakota Roman Catholic Bishop Kenny , among others , testified against the bill : “ My opposition to the death penalty comes from our ...

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  Wayward Icelanders: Punishment, Boundary Maintenance, and the Creation of Crime

  Drawing on the classic work of Durkheim as well as Kai Erikson's Wayward Puritans, Gunnlaugsson and Galliher demonstrate that an escalating war on crime can threaten freedom even in a small, affluent, and relatively nonviolent nation like ...

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  Progressive Lawyers Under Siege: Moral Panic During the Mccarthy Years

  Discussion of the political troubles progressive lawyers encountered during the McCarthy era, focusing on the San Francisco law firm Gladstein, Andersen and Leonard and its clients, including labor leader Harry Bridges.

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  Morals Legislation Without Morality: The Case of Nevada

  This text focuses on the morals legislation in Nevada. The state of Nevada has made gambling legal, fostered quick marriages and divorces, and in the majority of counties legalized prostitution....

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  Deviant Behavior and Human Rights

  Focuses on theories and occurrences that brought about an increase in human rights concerns (the effects of slavery and the Holocaust, for example), and explores how these concerns are related...

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  Criminology: Power, Crime, and Criminal Law

  Criminology: Power, Crime, and Criminal Law

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  Criminology: Human Rights, Criminal Law, and Crime

  Criminology: Human Rights, Criminal Law, and Crime

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  Criminology: Human Rights, Criminal Law, and Crime

  Criminology: Human Rights, Criminal Law, and Crime