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Who's Responsible for Female Crime? Gender, Deviance, and the Development of Soviet Social Norms in Revolutionary Russia.

Examines how the criminologists of the 1920s allocated responsibility for female criminal activity in the Soviet Union. Boundaries of proper behavior expected of all Soviet citizens; Ways gender and class differences were negotiated in the early years of the Soviet state; Contribution of criminolog...

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Publicado en:Russian Review Vol. 62; no. 3; pp. 366 - 387
Autor principal: Kowalsky, Sharon A.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Jul2003
Materias:
Criminology
Feminist criminology
Social sciences
Women criminals
Soviet Union
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Sumario:Examines how the criminologists of the 1920s allocated responsibility for female criminal activity in the Soviet Union. Boundaries of proper behavior expected of all Soviet citizens; Ways gender and class differences were negotiated in the early years of the Soviet state; Contribution of criminological research to the society.