Notes from Isolation
Global Criminological Perspectives on Coronavirus Pandemic
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This volume includes topics analysing the meaning of the Covid-19 pandemic and the social responses to it in various domains: from sex work to wildlife crimes, from new forms of social control in Brazil, Ecuador, Canada and Thailand to the role of music, the symbolism of face masks, the spreading of conspiracy theories, domestic violence, and more. It is composed of studies conducted by criminologists who belong to the ‘Utrecht school’. Criminology ‘Utrecht style’ is unique in the world in the sense that cultural, critical and global criminology are central to its research and teaching programme, ethnographic and netnographic methods are rigorously applied and further developed. The researches here presented – in all their variety, improvisation, and cross-pollination – contribute to the body of cultural criminological work, and go beyond. They explore themes and concepts underexposed in cultural criminology so far, and contribute to the further growth of this academic perspective through their combined understandings of crime and social reactions under extreme social circumstances.
Dina Siegel is a professor of criminology at the Willem Pompe Institute for Criminal Law and Criminology at Utrecht University, the Netherlands. She received her PhD in cultural anthropology at the VU University Amsterdam. She has published on migration, crimes of mobility, transnational organized crime, Russian Mafia, and cultural criminology. Her publications include: Crime and Music (with F. Bovenkerk, 2021), Wagner in Israel. The Mixture of Politics and Music (2013), Maffia, diamanten en Mozart. Etnografie in criminologisch onderzoek (2010).
Dina Siegel is a professor of criminology at the Willem Pompe Institute for Criminal Law and Criminology at Utrecht University, the Netherlands. She received her PhD in cultural anthropology at the VU University Amsterdam. She has published on migration, crimes of mobility, transnational organized crime, Russian Mafia, and cultural criminology. Her publications include: Crime and Music (with F. Bovenkerk, 2021), Wagner in Israel. The Mixture of Politics and Music (2013), Maffia, diamanten en Mozart. Etnografie in criminologisch onderzoek (2010).