Vol. 25 (2017): Crime, Culture and Social Control

Articles

• Dear reader,

  Anna Markina, Jüri Saar

  1-1

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• A ‘Suitable Amount’ of Crime and a Cultural-Civilisational Approach

  Jüri Saar

  3-13

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• Explaining the Relationship between Social Trust and Value Similarity: The Case of Estonia

  Mai Beilmann, Laur Lilleoja

  14-21

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• Soziale Werte in der soziologischen und kriminologischen Forschung: Überlegungen zum Begriff und Operationalisierung

  Olga Siegmunt

  22-31

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• Bringing about Penal Climate Change: The Role of Social and Political Trust and of Perceptions about the Aims for Punishment in Lowering the Temperature of Punitiveness

  Mari-Liis Sööt, Kadri Rootalu

  32-42

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• Corruption as Presented in the Lithuanian Internet Media

  Aleksandras Dobryninas, Mindaugas Gilaitis

  43-53

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• Changes in the Estonian Cannabis Debate

  Marianne Paimre

  54-65

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• Children’s Rights and the Juvenile Justice System in Estonia

  Judit Strömpl, Anna Markina

  66-73

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• Life without Crime as a Fundamental Right of the Child: On the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency

  Ilona Kronberga

  74-81

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• How Young/Old Does One Look? Sales Personnel’s and Laypersons’ Estimation of Young People’s Age

  Kristjan Kask, Mariliis Tael-Öeren

  82-90

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• Harsh Punishment or Alternatives: Which is the Better Crime-prevention?

  Helmut Kury

  91-99

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• The Survival of Retributivism in our Modern Knowledge-based World

  Jaan Ginter

  100-106

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• A Legal Cultural Model as a Theoretical Basis of Reintegration Strategies for ISIS Ex militants

  Liisa Abel

  107-115

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• How to Avoid De-professionalisation of the Police

  Priit Suve

  116-127

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