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Crime, poverty and policy
Heavy-light, absent-present: rethinking the 'weight' of imprisonment| Ben Crewe, Alison Liebling and Susie Hulley
Frenzied attacks. A micro-sociological analysis of the emotional dynamics of extreme youth violence |Don Weenink
Income inequality, poverty and crime across nations| Paul-Phillipe Pare and Richard Felson
Imagining the State
Neither real nor fictitious but 'as if real'? A political ontology of the state |Colin Hay
Towards a political ontology of state power: a comment on Colin Hay's article |Bob Jessop
If it didn't exist we'd have to invent it... Further reflections on the ontological status of the state| Colin Hay
Value-free sociology
Provoking misunderstanding: a comment on Black's defence of value-free sociology |Martyn Hammersley
Additional papers
The materiality of mathematics: presenting mathematics at the blackboard |Christian Grieffenhagen
Taste clusters of music and drugs: evidence from three analytic levels| Mike Vuolo, Christopher Uggen and Sarah Lageson
Towards intensive parenting? Changes in the composition and determinants of mothers' and fathers' time with children 1992-2006| Lyn Craig, Abigaile Powell and Ciara Smyth
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