Présentation
Crime, History and Societies is the official journal of the International Association for the History of Crime and Criminal Justice, founded in 1978. Since its first issue in 1997 it has become the main journal in this research domain. Over the last thirty years, historical works on criminal institutions, the police, justice, sentencing and criminality have been profoundly transformed. Writing the history of crime now questions the socially accepted definitions of order and disorder, the legitimacy of structures, ways maintaining order, how to integrate new social groups, and public expectations of justice in society.
Latest issue
vol. 28, n°2 | 2025
Locked up, coerced, removed: space as an instrument of separation and social control in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
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Introduction
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Locked up, coerced, removed: space as an instrument of separation and social control in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries [Full text will be published on March 2027]
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Articles
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Separate to punish [Full text will be published on March 2027]The buona compagnia system in the fortress of Volterra (1836–1890)
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The Milan asylum [Full text will be published on March 2027]The lived space of detention and the transfer from Senavra to Mombello
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Between liberation and constraint [Full text will be published on March 2027]On the role of spatial configurations and appropriations in psychiatric institutions in Württemberg (1875–1914)
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“Not having a place in the world to be driven out to” [Full text will be published on March 2027]The mobility spaces and spatial repression of “Gypsies” on the outskirts of the Austrian Empire
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Quarantine offices and lazarettos as spaces of social control in the Greek state during the first half of the nineteenth century [Full text will be published on March 2027]
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Comptes rendus
Reviews-
Paris, CNRS Éditions, 2023, 408 p.
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Julian Go, Policing Empires: Militarization, Race, and the Imperial Boomerang in Britain and the US [Full text]New York: Oxford University Press, c. 2024. XVI + 370 pp.
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