Vol 2, No 2 (2006)

Criminology and Justice Studies

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Table of Contents

Editorial

Editorial: Their Americans: Why Do We Love Em So?
Biko Agozino
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Articles

The Importance of Qualitative Research in Understanding the Disproportionate Black Presence in Crime Figures in the United Kingdom (UK)
Anita Kalunta-Crumpton
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Justice in History: An Examination of African Restorative Traditions and the Emerging Restorative Justice Paradigm
Don John O. Omale
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Crime, Punishment, and Justice Among Muslim Inmates (The Meaning of Crime and Punishment to Muslim Inmates and Its Policy Implications)
Nawal H. Ammar, Robert R. Weaver
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An Examination of Death Penalty Views of Nigerian and U.S. College Students: An Exploratory Study
Oko O. Elechi, Eric G. Lambert, Lois Ventura
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Book Reviews

Law and Justice in Post-British Nigeria: Conflicts and Interactions Between Native and Foreign Systems of Social Control in Igbo. Connecticut: Greenwood Press, Hard Copy, 2002, 236 pages. By Nonso Okereafoezeke
Ihekwoaba D. Onwudiwe
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Announcement

The Need for Establishing a Nigerian Society of Criminology
Darlington Iwarimie-Jaja
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