PART I: INTRODUCTORY ISSUES
Defining Deviance
Introduction
Stephen Pfohl, Images of Deviance and Social Control
Constructing and Controlling Deviance
Introduction
Howard S. Becker, Moral Entrepreneurs
Gary T. Marx, Ironies of Social Control
PART II: THEORIES OF DEVIANCE
Introduction
Functionalist Theory
Kai T. Erikson, The Sociology of Deviance
Maria Elizabeth Grabe, Television News Magazines and
Functionalism
Social Disorganization Theory
Rodney Stark, Deviant Places
James Q. Wilson and George L. Kelling, Broken Windows
Anomie Theory
Robert K. Merton, Social Structure and Anomie
Nikos Passas, Anomie and Corporate Deviance
Learning Theory
Edwin H. Sutherland, Differential Association
Howard S. Becker, Becoming a Marijuana User
Barbara Sherman Heyl, The Training of House Prostitutes
Labeling Theory
Howard S. Becker, Outsiders
John I. Kitsuse, Societal Reaction to Deviant Behavior
William B. Waegel, M. David Ermann, and Alan M. Horowitz, Labelling the CIA Deviant
Conflict Theory
David M. Gordon, Capitalism, Class, and Crime in America
Elijah Anderson, The Police and the Black Male
Patricia Yancey Martin and Robert A. Hummer, Fraternities and Rape on Campus
Walter D. Connor, The Manufacture of Deviance in the Soviet Purges
PART III: RESEARCHING DEVIANCE
Introduction
Joseph J. Senna and Larry J. Siegel, Measuring Crime
Jeff Leen, Number Jumble Clouds Judgment of Drug War
Michael D. Smith, Improving Surveys on Violence Against Women
PART IV: INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXTS
Deviance in the Media and on the Internet
Introduction
Vincent F. Sacco, MediaConstructions of Crime
Joshua Gamson, Deviants on Talk Shows
Keith F. Durkin and Clifton D. Bryant, Log on to Sex:
Erotic Cyberspace as a New Frontier
Medicine and Psychiatric Institutions
Introduction
Peter Conrad and Joseph W. Schneider, Medicine as an Institution of Social Control
D.L. Rosenhan, On Being Sane in Insane Places
Politics and the Control of Deviance
Introduction
Albert DiChiara and John F. Galliher, Politics of Marijuana Decriminalization
Carole S. Vance, The Meese Commission on the Road
Ronald Weitzer, Prostitution Control in America
PART V: IDENTITY, INTERACTION, AND RESISTANCE
Becoming Deviant: Identity and Behavioral Change
Introduction
Sheigla Murphy, Dan Waldorf, and Craig Reinarman, Drifting into Drug Dealing
Richard R. Troiden, Acquiring a Homosexual Identity
Patricia Gagne, Richard Tewksbury, and Deanna McGaughey, Coming Out as a Transgendered Person
Managing Deviance: Passing, Disclosure, and Neutralization
Introduction
Rose Weitz, Living with the Stigma of AIDS
Donald L. McCabe, The Influence of Situational Ethics on Cheating Among College Students
Michael L. Benson, Denying the Guilty Mind
Diana Scully and Joseph Marolla, Rapists’ Vocabulary of Motive
Kathleen J. Ferraro and John M. Johnson, How Women Experience Battering
Fighting Back: Organized Resistance by Deviants
Introduction
Ronald Weitzer, The Prostitutes' Rights Campaign
Mary de Young, Pedophile Organizations
Renee R. Anspach, Political Activism among the Disabled and Mental Patients
Steven Epstein, Gay and Lesbian Movements
