Vol 6, No 1 (2012)

Criminology and Justice Studies - Race, Class, Gender Articulation and Crime in Africa and the United States

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This issue is Volume 6, Number 1 and 2.

Table of Contents

Editorial

Editorial: Race-Class-Gender Articulation and Crime in the US
Biko Agozino
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Articles

Towards Understanding Africa's International Criminal Organizations as an Emerging Industry in a Globalizing World
Samuel Ezeanyika, Charles Ubah
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Social Control in Precolonial Igboland of Nigeria
Emmanuel Onyeozili, Obi Ebbe
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The State of Private Security Companies in Trinidad and Tobago: Towards the Development of a Governance System
David Anyanwu
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The Marginalization of Women in Anambra State of Nigeria As A Risk Factor in HIV/AIDS Transmission
Godson Ezejiofor
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The Significance of The Immunity Clause for Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria
Ebenezer Olaoye
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Human Trafficking: The Modern Day Slavery of The 21st Century
Job Ngwe, Oko Elechi
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A Justice Void Filled: Explaining the Endurance of Extreme Tradition-Based Laws in Nigeria
Nonso Okafo
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An Evaluation of the Challenges of Forensic Investigation and Unsolved Murders in Nigeria
Ngbowaji Nte
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Trafficking in Nigerian Cultural Antiquities: A Criminological Perspective
Usman Ojedokun
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Racial Misuse of "Criminal Profiling" by Law Enforcement: Intentions and Implications
Patrick Ibe, Charles Ochie, Evaristus Obinyan
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Book Reviews

Grounded Law: Comparative Research on State and Non-State Justice in Multiple Societies
Festus Obi
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Research Notes

Negative Life Events and Aggressive Behaviour of Efunsetan Aniwura
Rashidi Okunola, Mathias Ojo
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