Deviance, conflict, and criminality / [Editors:] R. Serge Denisoff [and] Charles H. McCaghy.

Horton, J. Order and conflict theories of social problems as competing ideologies.
Lofland, J. Deviance as a type of social conflict.
Cressey, D. R. Culture conflict, differential association, and normative conflict.
Yinger, J. M. Contraculture and subculture.
Vold, G. Group conflict theory as explanation of crime.
Turk, A. T. Conflict and criminality.
Quinney, R. Theory: the social reality of crime.
Horowitz, I. L. and Liebowitz, M. Social deviance and political marginality.
Douglas, J. D. Cooperative subcultures, deviant subcultures, and rebellious subcultures.
Sagarin, E. Sex raises its revolutionary head.
Hobsbawm, E. J. The Mafia as a social movement.
Schelling, T. C. Economic analysis of organized crime.
Kelly, R. J. New political crimes and the emergence of revolutionary nationalist ideologies.
Becker, H. S. Moral entrepreneurs.
Chambliss, W. J. A sociological analysis of the law of vagrancy.
Molotch, H. Oil in Santa Barbara and power in America.
McCaghy, C. H. and Denisoff, R. S. Pirates and politics; an analysis of interest group conflict.
Brown, M. E. The condemnation and persecution of hippies.
Coser, L. A. The termination of conflict.
Martin, J. M. Toward a political definition of juvenile delinquency.