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Curriculum Vitae Professor Susanne Karstedt

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School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Griffith University

176 Messines Ridge Road

Mt Gravatt Campus

QLD 4122, Australia

Phone: +61-7-37356976

Fax: +61-7-37355608

Email:[email protected]

CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION

1981 PhD (Dr. soz.wiss./ rer.pol) awarded by the Faculty of Sociology,

University of Bielefeld.

Topic: Patterns of Norm Compliance: Drunk Driving

1973 MA Sociology. Minor subjects: Social History, Social Psychology,

Economics, and Criminology

APPOINTMENTS HELD AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

January 2015 - Visiting Professor in the School of Law, University of Leeds

January 2015 - Professor in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith

University, Australia

2012 – 2015 Adjunct Professor, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane,

Australia

2011 – 2014 Director of the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, School of Law,

University of Leeds

2009 – 2014 Chair in Criminology/ Criminal Justice, School of Law, University of Leeds

2000 - 2009 Professor of Criminology (Chair in Criminology) at the Department of

Criminology, Keele University, Keele

1999 - 2000 Senior Researcher at the Institute for Demographic Research and Social

Policy, University of Bielefeld; Director of research programme "Social

Capital as a Resource for Civil Society and the Welfare State"

1998 - 2000 Lecturer at the Department of Social Problems and Problem

Intervention of the Faculty of Sociology, University of Bielefeld


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1992 Lecturer at the Department for Penal Law of the Second Faculty of Law

of the University of Hamburg for introductory courses in criminology

1990 - 2000 Consultancies for leading institutes of market and social science research

(design of studies, reports and supervision); consultancies on crime

prevention for communities, regional, state and national government

1990 - 1992 Lecturer at the Department of Juvenile Court Law (Department of

Criminology) at the Faculty of Law of the University of Hamburg for

introductory and advanced courses in criminology

1986 - 1990 Director of research project on "Alternative Conflict Settlement and

Sanctioning Practices: Impact on Juvenile Offenders", Research Centre

227 "Prevention and Intervention in Childhood and Adolescence", funded

by the German Research Foundation, University of Bielefeld

1977 - 1986 Assistant Professor (research, teaching, and examining graduate

students) in the Department "Social Problems and Problem Intervention"

at the Faculty of Sociology, University of Bielefeld

1975 -1977 Research Officer at the Planning and Research Unit for Human Resources

Management at Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Cologne

1973 - 1975 Lecturer for professional education, mainly social workers; designing and

leading courses in criminology and social sciences for legal training at

the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court

FELLOWSHIPS, INTERNATIONAL TEACHING AND CONSULTANCIES

2016 Visiting Fellow, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, 15 May

- 22 June 2016

2014, 2013 Regulatory Institutions Network, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific,

Australian National University, Course Research Design and Practice for

PhD students, March 2013 and 2014

2013 Teaching in the Master Course ‘International Crimes and Criminology’ at

the VU University Amsterdam, 2013/ 2014, Expert Course on “Extremely

Violent Societies: Contextualising mass atrocities”

2013 Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge,

Cambridge, April – July 2013

2013 Visiting Fellow at Regulatory Institutions Network, ANU College of Asia

and the Pacific, Australian National University, Canberra, January – April

2013


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2011/ 2012 Visiting Fellow at Regulatory Institutions Network, ANU College of Asia

and the Pacific, Australian National University, Canberra, December 2011 –

January 2012

2011 Visiting Scholar at the American Bar Foundation, Chicago, April – June

2011

2009 Visiting Professor at the Leuven Institute of Criminology, Catholic

University of Leuven (KU Leuven), April – June 2009

2006 Visiting Fellow at the International Institute for the Sociology of Law,

Oñati, Spain

2004 Visiting Fellow at RegNet, Australian National University, Canberra,

February – August 2004

2001 - Regular teaching in the International Master’s Course ‘Sociology of Law’,

International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, Spain (2001/2002,

2002/2003, 2004/2005, 2007/2008, 2008/2009, 2011/ 2012, 2012/2013;

2015/2016)

2002 Summer School of the German National Academic Foundation, Italy

1997 Visiting Fellow at the Law Program of the Research School of

Social Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra

1995 Rapporteur of the European Council, Council of Europe Programme of

Cooperation with the States of Central and Eastern Europe, at the

Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine

1994, 1995 Visitor at Temple University, Philadelphia

1993 Visitor at the American Bar Foundation, Chicago

AWARDS

International Award of the Law and Society Association, 2016

Award of Excellence from the University of Maribor, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2013

Thorsten Sellin and Eleanor and Sheldon Glueck Award of the American Society of Criminology,

2007

Award of Recognition for Outstanding Services to the International Society of Criminology,

Stockholm, 2006

Christa Hoffmann Riehm Award for Socio-Legal Studies, 2005


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RECENT RESEARCH GRANTS (SINCE 2000)

Griffith University: GCI Strategic Development Grant with A. Kaladelfos and M. Finnane. Project:

Australian Violence: Historical Contexts, Trajectories, and Social Relationships. January 2018 –

December 2018, $9,333.

Griffith University: AEL Grant with A. Kaladelfos and M. Finnane. Project: Australian Violence:

Historical Contexts, Trajectories, and Social Relationships. November 2017 – November 2018,

$12,375 with $2,450 co-contribution from Griffith Criminology Institute.

Queensland Police Service: Queensland Crime Harm Index Project. (with Kristina Murphy, Janet

Ransley, and David Bartlett, Griffith University, grant holders). January 2017 – December 2018,

AUS$ 300,000.

International Center for Transitional Justice: Report on Horizontal Violence and Transitional

Justice. February 2015 - July 2016, USD 2,000.

EU Framework Programme 7: Marie Curie Intra European Fellowship for Career Development for

Dr. Andreas Armborst, Germany. Project: Long-term developments in Jihadi militant ideology

and its transnational impact (ArabSpring). January 2015 – January 2017, € 220,000

EU Framework Programme 7: Marie Curie Intra European Fellowship for Career Development for

Dr. Günter Stummvoll, Austria. Project: Standards for Designing Out Crime in Europe (EUDOCS),

August 2008 – July 2010, ca € 170,000

EU Framework Programme 6: Coordination Action “Assessing Deviance, Crime and Prevention

in Europe”, partner application for Keele, July 2006 until June 2009, ca € 20,000

EU (NatCen, UK): European Social Survey Round 2, Module on Market Morality, with Dr. Stephen

Farrall (no grant, competitive application), 2003

Volkswagen Foundation (Germany): ‘The predatory society: Cheating and trust in modern

market societies’, with Prof. Kai Bussmann, Halle, 2002 – 2003, € 357,904

EU Framework Programme 5: Marie Curie Training Site: The Governance of Urban Safety: Crime

Prevention and Public Policy, 2002 – 2005, £128,000,

Democracy Collaborative, University of Maryland: Democracy and violence, 2002, US$ 1,000

Home Office, UK: (with Dr. Stephen Farrall) for the design of new survey items to be included in

the Crime and Criminal Justice Survey, 2002, £2,450

OTHER GRANTS (SINCE 1997)

EU and DEST/ Australia: EU/Australia Cooperation in Higher Education and Vocational

Education and Training. Course Programme ‘Governance and Security: Challenges to Policing in

the 21st Century’, 2006 – 2009, ca € 500,000


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‘Crime and Justice in China’ with Professor Steven Messner, SUNY Albany, 2006 – 2008, $500

RegNet, Australian National University: Workshop ‘Emotions, Crime and Justice’ International

Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, Spain, September 2004 (together with Heather Strang

and Ian Loader), AU$ 10,000

Volkswagen Foundation: Workshop ‘Legal Institutions and Collective Memories’, International

Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, Spain, September 1999, € 28,000

Volkswagen Foundation: Workshop ‘Social Dynamics and Regulatory Order in Modern

Societies’, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, Spain, 1997, € 20,000

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS AND RECENTLY COMPLETED

Australian Violence: Understanding Historical Victimisation. (with Professor Mark Finnane and

Dr. Andy Kaladelfos, Griffith University), ARC grant, submitted.

Australian Violence: Historical Contexts, Trajectories and Social Relationships (with Professor

Mark Finnane and Dr. Andy Kaladelfos, Griffith University), in progress.

Histories of Life after Punishment for War Criminals: From Nuremberg to the Hague, ongoing.

Queensland Crime Harm Index Project. (with Kristina Murphy, Janet Ransley, and David Bartlett,

Griffith University, grant holders). Queensland Police Service, in progress.

Collective emotions and emotional climate in post-conflict societies (with Professor Bernard

Rimé, Université Catholique de Louvain), planning stage.

Residents' health and safety/crimes in social environments with high vs. low level of collective

activities (with Professor Bernard Rimé, Université Catholique de Louvain), completed.

Measuring the harm of state crime (with Professor Letizia Paoli, and Furtuna Sheremeti (PhD

student), Catholic University Leuven, Belgium), in progress.

Measuring the harms of crime: Analysis of survey data (with Letizia Paoli, An Adriaansen, Jonas

Visser, Stefaan Pleysier), completed.

Business and Human Rights violations (with Professor Wim Huisman and Annika van Baar, VU

Amsterdam), in progress.

Transitional justice and public opinion on human rights violations in Latin America, in progress.

Modelling violence indicators as predictors of mass atrocities (with Dan Birks, University of

Leeds/ Griffith University), in progress.

The dynamics of law and order: Politics and citizens in European countries 1990 – 2015, planning

stage.


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Inequality and imprisonment: Global perspectives, in progress.

The Drop in US Incarceration Rates: Legal policies, incarceration and probation in US stats

between 2005 and 2015 (with Dr. Tiffany Bergin, Kent State University), completed.

Vigilantism and legitimacy: A study of South Africa (with Dr Amy Nivette, University of Utrecht),

in progress.

Assassinations and Social Order: The Impact of Political Violence (with Dr. Amy Nivette,

University of Utrecht), completed.

‘Violent Societies and the Dynamics of Violence and Peace 1970 - 2009: Constructing a Cross-

National Index’, continuous.

‘Careers and Reputation of Sentenced Nazi War Criminals: A Study of Impunity, Normative

Climate, Support Networks and Collective Memories in Post-War West Germany, completed.

Democracy, crime and justice: Cross-national and cross-cultural analyses of interpersonal and

state violence, corruption, criminal justice and punishment regimes, and legitimacy of criminal

justice, ongoing, preparation for book, under contract

Solidarity and Punitiveness in Contemporary European Societies: Cross-national and Cross-

cultural Comparison (with Johanna Schoenhoefer, University of Leeds, UK), completed.

Horizontal Violence and Transitional Justice, completed.

‘The Role of Cultural Peers in Shaping the Global and European Penal Landscape: A Cross-

Cultural Analysis of Prison Populations, Prison Conditions and Prisoners’ Citizenship, completed.

Legitimacy and criminal justice in authoritarian states and transitional societies, completed.

‘Migration, revolution, and crime: Climate change and de-stabilising forces in 19th century’ South

West Germany’, completed.

MEMBERSHIP OF EDITORIAL BOARDS

Social Sciences, Editorial Board, since 2017

Series “Socio-Legal Frontiers of Transitional Justice”, Ashgate, co-editor with C.H. Brants and N.

Knust, since 2016

European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice. Advisory Board, since 2016

Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Advisory Board, since 2015

International Criminal Justice Review, Editorial Board, since 2014


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Policing and Society, Editorial Board, 2014 – 2018

Onati Socio-Legal Series, Editorial Board, since 2013

International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy, International Editorial Board, since

2012

Series “Law, Crime and Culture”, Ashgate, Co-Editor since 2010

Criminology and Criminal Justice, Editor, 2010 - 2015

Zeitschrift für Soziologie (Journal of Sociology), Editorial Board, since 2008

Series of Publications of the Association for the Sociology of Law, Germany, Co-Editor, since

2007

Regulation and Governance, Editorial Board, since 2007

Studi Sulla Questione Criminale, Editorial Board, since 2006

British Journal of Criminology, Editorial Board since 2006, Editor 2007 – 2014, International

Advisory Board since 2016

European Journal of Criminology, Editorial Board, since 2005

Monatsschrift für Kriminologie und Strafrechtsreform (oldest and leading criminology journal in

German language), Editorial Board, since 2005

Soziale Probleme (Social Problems), Editorial Board, since 2001

Zeitschrift für Rechtssoziologie (Journal of the Sociology of Law), Editorial Advisory Board, since

2000

Regular reviewer for other journals: Criminology, Theoretical Criminology, Punishment and

Society, Homicide Studies, International Journal of Transitional Justice, Australian and New

Zealand Journal of Criminology, Asian Journal of Criminology, American Journal of Political

Science, American Political Science Review, International Journal of Comparative Sociology,

International Journal of Transitional Justice, Justice Quarterly, Crime, Law and Social Change and

numerous other journals.

MEMBERSHIP OF OTHER BOARDS AND REVIEWING PANELS

Member of the Prize Jury for the Stockholm Prize in Criminology, since 2018

Member of the Commission reviewing Criminology and Political Science for the University of

Hamburg, January – March 2018.


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Member of the Advisory Board for the ERC project ‘Penal policymaking and the prisoner

experience: a comparative analysis’, Principal Investigator Dr. Ben Crewe, Institute of

Criminology, University of Cambridge, UK, since July 2016

Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Max-Planck-Institute for Foreign and

International Criminal Law, since 2014

Member of the International Advisory Board of the Centre for Criminology and Criminal Justice,

Legon-Accra, Ghana, since 2013

Member of the Board of Trustees of the Research Foundation Flanders, Panel Sciences of Law

and Criminology, 2011 - 2014

Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Kriminologisches Forschungsinstitut

Niedersachsen (KFN, Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony), Hanover, since 1st July

2009

Member of the Advisory Board of the Institut für Rechts- und Kriminalsoziologie (Institute for

the Sociology of Law and Crime), Vienna, 2008 - 2014

Member of the Panel for Law and Criminology of the German Research Foundation 2004 - 2008

Member of the Review Panel for Law and Social Sciences for the Excellence Initiative of the

German Federal Government and States, German Research Foundation, 2005, 2007

Member of the Advisory Board of the ESRC Cambridge Network for the Study of Social Contexts

of Pathways in Crime (SCOPIC), 2002 - 2008

Reviewer for the ESRC, ERC, Hong Kong Research Council, Alexander von Humboldt

Foundation, Volkswagen Foundation, German Research Foundation, National Science

Foundation, Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), Swiss National Science

Foundation and others.

POSITIONS IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES

Area Chair “Comparative and Historical Perspectives“, American Society of Criminology, Annual

Meeting 2018.

Chair of the Committee for the International Award 2017, Law and Society Association

Member of the Committee for the Sellin and Glueck Award 2016, American Society of

Criminology

Area Chair “Comparative and Historical Perspectives”, American Society of Criminology Annual

Meeting, Washington DC, 18 – 21 November 2015

Member of the Committee for the Podgorecki Prize 2013, Research Committee on the Sociology

of Law, International Sociological Association


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Co-Chair of the European Criminology Group on Atrocity Crimes and Transitional Justice, since

2013

Member of the Committee for the Sutherland Award 2012, American Society of Criminology

Member of the Committee for the Sellin and Glueck Award 2011, American Society of

Criminology

Member of the International Prize 2011 Award Committee of the Law and Society Association

Co-Chair of the Steering Committee for the World Consortium Law and Society, 2007 - 2011

Member of the Jury for the International Book Award of the DIC of the ASC, 2004

Director of the Scientific Commission of the International Society of Criminology, 2003 - 2005

Programme Chair (Comparative Criminology) for the ASC Annual Meeting 2003

Member of the Program Committee for the International Law and Society Conference,

Budapest, 2001

Member of the Board of Directors of the International Society for Criminology, 1999 - 2005

Member of the Board of the Research Committee of the Sociology of Law of the German

Society for Sociology, 1998 - 2008

Member of the Board of the "Vereinigung für Rechtssoziologie" (Association for the Sociology

of Law), 1998 - 2000

Member of the Board of the Research Committee 29 (Deviance and Social Control) of the

International Sociological Association, 1995 – 2000

Member of the Jury for the Fritz-Sack-Prize for Criminology, Learned Society of Criminology

(GIWK), 2000 - 2010

Member of the Jury for the Socio-Legal Student Prize, Research Committee for the Sociology of

Law, German Society for Sociology, 2000 – 2008

NETWORKS __________________________________________________________________________________

Invited member of AcademiaNet, a high-level GERMAN network for excellent women academics

(by appointed only, promoted by the German Research Foundation), since 2010,

http://www.academia-net.de/alias/Profil/Prof-Dr-Susanne-Karstedt/1133824

ORGANISATION OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES

Sharing and Regulating Emotions in Legal Spaces: Mediation, Restoration, and Reconciliation

Workshop at the International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Onati, Spain, 31 May - 1 June

2018 (with Dario Paez, University of the Basque Country and Bernard Rimé, University of

Louvain).

http://www.academia-net.de/alias/Profil/Prof-Dr-Susanne-Karstedt/1133824


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Engagement, Legitimacy, Contestation: Transitional Justice and its Public Spheres.

Workshop at the International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Onati, Spain, 8 –9 May 2014

(with Chrisje Brants, Lauren Gould, Katrien Klep, (all Utrecht University), Ray Nickson, Australian

National University).

Trust and Cooperation in Criminal Justice. Local, Transnational and Global Perspectives.

University of Leeds, July 2012 (with Carole McCartney, University of Leeds).

Workshop ‘First British-German Socio-Legal Workshop’, Keele University, November 2006 (with

Bettina Lange, Keele University).

Programme Chair for the 14th World Congress of Criminology, Philadelphia, August 2005.

Workshop ’Emotions, Crime and Justice’, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati,

Spain, 2004 (with Heather Strang and Ian Loader).

Programme Chair for ’Crime, Trust and Civil Society‘ for the XIII International Congress of

Criminology, Rio de Janeiro, August 2003.

Principal Organiser of the British Criminology Conference ‘Crossing Borders’, Keele University,

UK, 2002.

Workshop ‘Legal Institutions and Collective Memories’, International Institute for the Sociology

of Law, Oñati, Spain, 1999.

Workshop ‘Social Dynamics and Regulatory Order in Modern Societies’, International Institute

for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, Spain, 1997.

International Conference ‘Intervention and Prevention’ of the Special Research Unit 227 at the

Center for Interdisciplinary Research at the University of Bielefeld, 1989 (principal organiser).

PLENARY ADDRESSES, KEY NOTE LECTURES, INVITED PRESENTATIONS

‘Canvassing the evidence: What can justice achieve in post-conflict societies?’, invited speaker,

Queen Mary University London and Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal

Law, Conference ‘Alternative, informal and transitional types of criminal justice and the

legitimacy of new sanction models in the global risk society’, 26-27 January 2018.

‘Structural inequality, egalitarian values and punishment: Explorations in space and time’, invited

speaker, British Academy Conference ‘Tracing the Relationship between Inequality, Crime and

Punishment: Space, Time and Politics’, London, 7 – 8 December 2017.

‘Making Transitional and International Justice Credible: Three Principles’, invited speaker, Max

Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law, Conference ‘Beyond National

Sovereignty. New approaches to International and Transnational Law Enforcement’, 1-2

December 2017.

Laudation for the Award of the Beccaria Medal. Invited plenary speaker, Criminological Society

Conference, Münster, 28-30 September 2017.


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‘The Right Time? Sequencing and Preconditions of Transitional Justice’, invited speaker,

Conference ‘Constitutionalizing Transitional Justice’, Academia Sinica, Taipei, 11 – 12 November

2016.

‘Linking International Legal Accountability and Compliance to R2P Prevention’.

Invited speaker, Conference ‘Implementing the Responsibility to Protect: Domestic Process and

Foreign Assistance’. Australian National University, Department of International Relations, 27 –

28 October 2016.

Plenary Panel on State Crime, invited speaker/ discussant, Annual Conference of the European

Society of Criminology, Münster, 21 - 24 September 2016.

Why theories of punishment (mostly) fail: From comparative perspectives to policy

incrementalism (co-author Tiffany Bergin, Kent State University, US), invited presentation,

Theories of Punishment, Warwick University, 22 January 2016.

‘Contemporary Moral Landscapes’: The Law-abiding majority and the crimes of everyday life’

Keynote lecture, 5th Counter Fraud and Forensic Accounting Conference, University of

Portsmouth, UK, 1-2 June 2015.

‘Global Law Making and Atrocity Crimes: Comparative and Dynamic Perspectives’

Invited contribution, ‘Colloquium on Comparative Law’, International Max Planck Research

School for Comparative Criminal Law (IMPRS-CC), Max-Planck-Institute for International and

Foreign Criminal Law, Freiburg, November 2014.

‘The Contribution of Criminology’, invited speaker, Expert Workshop ‘Perspectives on corporate

crimes in international criminal law’ (Perspektiven eines Wirtschaftsvölkerstrafrechts), University

of Hamburg and Free University Berlin, October 2014.

‘Global Hotspots of Violence: Intervention and Prevention in the Top 20 most Violent Countries’,

invited speaker, Global Violence Reduction Conference 2014, Cambridge University and World

Health Organization, Cambridge, September 2014.

‘Proliferation, Diversity and Contingency: Institutionalizing International Criminal Law’, invitged

speaker, Expert Workshop ‘Criminal law in a global world order: Crimes, criminals and

institutions of global criminal law’, University of Tilburg Law School, June 2014.

‘Can states police themselves? The paradox of the state as guardian of human rights’,

invited speaker, Conference ‘The Laws of Security’, School of Law, University of Leeds, June 2014

‘Responsibility to Protect and Responsibility to Prosecute: Canvassing the evidence for

deterrence in international criminal law’, invited speaker, White Rose Consortium on the

Responsibility to Protect, 2nd Seminar, University of Sheffield, May 2014

Discussant to Keynote lecture by T. Halliday on ‘The Inexorability of Globalization? Elements of a

General Theory of Legal Change’, 25th Anniversary of the International Institute for the Sociology

of Law ‘Global-Regional-Local, Institutions, Relations, Networks. Past and Future of the

Sociology of Law’, Onati, Spain May 2014


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‘Emotions and transitional justice: The private, the public and expressivism in international law’,

key note address, Conference ‘Emotions and Law’, Munich, 12 – 13 February 2014.

‘Reflections on the Responsibility to Protect: An evidence-based approach’, invited speaker at

roundtable ‘The Responsibility to Protect and Humanity: A Study on the Idea of Human

Interconnectedness’, White Rose Consortium on the Responsibility to Protect, University of

Leeds, 17 December 2013.

‘Morality policies and criminal justice in federal states: Is a race to the bottom inevitable?’,

invited speaker, ESRC Seminar Series ‘Crime Control and Devolution: Policy making and expert

knowledge in a multi-tiered democracy’. University of Edinburgh, 13 December 2013.

‘Does Democracy Matter for Criminologists? Situating Crime in the Institutional Context of the

Polity’, invited speaker, Presidential Panel, ASC Annual Meeting Atlanta 20 – 23 November 2013.

‘Strafrecht, Kriminalität und Geschlecht: Wo bleibt die männliche Hexe?.‘ (Justice, crime and

gender: Why are male witches rare?), opening keynote, Study Day, Faculty of Law, University of

Hamburg, 15 November 2013.

‘Democratization and Legitimacy of Criminal Justice: Dangerous Transitions‘, opening plenary

keynote, Conference ‘20th Anniversary of Criminology at Maribor University’, 24 September

2013.

‘Europe as a Normative Power: Cultural Peers and Penal Policies’, plenary speaker, Panel

‘Culture of Control’, European Criminology Conference, Budapest, 4 – 7 September 2013.

‘Trusting Authorities: Legitimacy and Co-operation in Non-democratic States’, invited speaker,

Cambridge-Uppsala Workshop ‘Criminal Law and the Authority of the State’, University of

Cambridge, 8 – 9 July 2013.

‘The Emotion Dynamics of Mass Atrocities: Doing Violence‘, opening keynote, Interdisciplinary

Conference ‘Emotions and Violence in 20th Century Europe’, Max-Planck Institute for Human

Development, Berlin, 26 -28 June 2013.

‘Rettende Engel? Demokratie – Demokratisierung – Gewalt.’ (Our better angels? Democracy –

democratization – violence), invited speaker, Social Science Lecture Series ‘Political

Transformation and Social Conflicts’, Bergische Universitaet Wuppertal, 24 June 2013

‘Global Hot Spots of Violence: Exploring the Paradox of State Strength and Weakness’, Nigel

Walker Lecture, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, 13 June 2013.

‘Limits of Forgiving. Lessons from Post-Nuremberg Germany 1950 – 1975‘, invited speaker, Legal

Theory Workshop ‘Forgiveness in Criminal Justice’, Centre for Law and Society, University of

Edinburgh, 29 May 2013.

‘State Crime: The European Experience’, invited speaker, Centre for Independent Social

Research, St Petersburg, Russia, 14 May 2013.

‘State Violence in Europe: Why Some States Are More Violent than Others’, invited speaker,


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Faculty of Sociology, University of St. Petersburg, Russia, 15 May 2013

‘Trusting criminal justice: Legitimacy and cooperation in non-democratic regimes’, invited

speaker, RegNet, Australian National University, 26 March 2013.

‘Shaping the global and regional penal landscape: The role of cultural peers and models’,

invited speaker and discussant, Expert Workshop ‘Comparative Prison Research’, Perth, 7 – 9

January 2013.

‘The contingencies of democracy: Solidarity and punishment’, Seminar ‘Comparative Prison

Research’, Perth, 10 January 2013.

‘Rule of Law under Authoritarian Regimes’, keynote, ISA-RCSL Jubilee Ceremonial Conference,

Warsaw 19 – 20 October 2012.

‘Justice, Security and Women's Health: A Global Perspective’, 2012 Founders Day Lecture,

Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Lagos, Nigeria, 24 April 2012.

‘Never Waste a Good Crisis: Finanzkrise und neue Kriminalpolitik am Beispiel Kaliforniens und

Englands‘ (Never Waste a Good Crisis! Fiscal Crisis and Crime Policies in England and Wales),

keynote, Congress ‘Kriminalitaet in der Krise’ (Crime and Crisis), GIWK (Learned Society of

Interdisciplinary Criminology), Bielefeld, 29 – 30 March 2012

‘Gewaltgesellschaften: Zur gesellschaftlichen Dynamik von Gewalt und Pazifizierung (Violent

societies: the dynamics of violence and peace)‘, invited speaker, Criminological Research

Institute Lower Saxony, Hannover, 3 February 2012.

‘Lessons on Impunity: Renegotiating Guilt and Innocence in Post-Nuremberg Germany 1950 –

1975’, plenary address, Conference ‘Imagery of Transitional Justice’ of the Dutch Society of

Criminology, Utrecht, 27 January 2012.

‘Impunity: A Criminological Perspective’, invited speaker, Workshop ‘The Politics and Legalities

of Impunity in Asia and Beyond’, Regulatory Institutions Network, Australian National University,

13 January 2012.

‘Explorations into “Extremely Violent Societies” and the Dynamics of Violence and Peace’, invited

speaker, Regulatory Institutions Network, Australian National University, 13 December 2011

‘Democracy and the Project of Liberal Inclusion’: Values, Institutions and Criminal Justice’,

plenary speaker, ‘Crime, Justice and Social Democracy – An International Conference’,

Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, 26-28 September 2011.

‘European Ways of Justice: Exploring Common Values, Different Principles and Multiple

Trajectories’, opening plenary keynote, British PGR Student Conference, University of Edinburgh,

15-16 September 2011.

‘Measuring Confidence Outside and (Inside!) the BCS: Good News!’, invited speaker,

International NPIA – Cambridge Conference on Evidence-Based Policing, Cambridge, July 2010.


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‘Wirklich eine Gefahr? Organisierte Kriminalitaet, Demokratie und Demokratisierung’ (Really a

Danger? Organized Crime, Democracy and Democratization), invited speaker, 14th Karlsruhe

Symposium ‘Organisierte Kriminalitaet. Schattenseiten der Globalisierung, (Organized Crime and

the Dark Sides of Globalization), Karlsruhe Centre for Cultural and General Studies, February

2010.

‘Trust in Justice and the Police: Embedding the UK Experience in the European Context’, invited

speaker, Panel on British Criminology at the Annual Meeting of the ASC, Philadelphia,

November 2009.

‘(Re)Defining criminals and constructing memories: Sentenced Nazi war criminals in West

Germany in the early post-war years’, invited speaker, Conference ‘Transitional Justice and Rule

of Law: Institutional Design and the Changing Normative Structure of Post-Authoritarian

Societies’, Royal Academy for Science and the Arts, Belgium (Flemish Academic Centre (VLAC)),

the University of New South Wales, Leuven Institute of Criminology (LINC), Brussels, 5-7 June

2009

‘The Strength of Institutions: Corruption, Culture and Institutions’, plenary address, Plenary Panel

on Corruption, 38th German Congress of Sociology, Jena, October 2008

‘From Absence to Presence, from Silence to Voice: Victims in Transitional Justice since the

Nuremberg Trials’, invited speaker, Colloquium “International and Comparative Criminal Justice

and Urban Governance: Policy Convergence, Divergence and New Justice Paradigms”, University

of Leeds, June 2008.

‘Our Sense of Justice: Values, Justice and Punishment’, invited speaker, International Symposium

‘Criminology and Social Justice’ in honour of John Braithwaite, University of Leuven, February

2008.

‘New Institutional Criminology’, keynote address, Symposium ‘Kriminologie im Übergang’

(Criminology in Transition), Münster, Germany, December 2007.

‘The Endurance of Collective Memory: Germany 1950 – 1980’, plenary dddress, Plenary

‘Transitional Justice: Memory and Reconciliation’, International Conference ‘Law and Society in

the 21st Century’, Berlin, 2007.

‘Liberty, Equality and Justice: Values and Punishment in Democracies’, invited speaker,

Presidential Panel ‘Is Popular Democracy a Threat to Justice?’, Annual Meeting of the American

Society of Criminology, Los Angeles, 2006.

‘The Impact of the Nuremberg Tribunal on German Society and Post-Conflict Reconstruction’,

invited speaker, Conference for the Commemoration of the Nuremberg Trials, Asia Pacific

Centre for Military Law, Canberra, 2005 (delivered by John Braithwaite).

‘Kriminalität der Mächtigen’ (Crimes of the Powerful), keynote address, Congress of the Learned

Society for Interdisciplinary Criminology (GIWK), Bielefeld, 2005.

‘Great Expectations: Enlightenment, Justice and the Invention of Institutions’, opening plenary

address, 14th World Congress of Criminology, Philadelphia, 2005.


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‘Notizen von einer Insel oder Kriminologie als fröhliche Wissenschaft: Kann man von der

britischen Kriminologie lernen?’ (Notes from a small island or criminology as a ‘gay science’: Is

there something to learn from British Criminology?), opening plenary address, Congress of the

Learned Society for Interdisciplinary Criminology, Vienna, 2003.

‘Beutegesellschaft’ (The Predatory Society), plenary address, Congress of the Learned Society for

Interdisciplinary Criminology (GIWK) Bielefeld, 2001.

‘Recht, Rechte und kulturelle Identität’ (Law, rights and cultural identity), plenary address, 30th

Congress of the German Society of Sociology, Cologne, 2000.

‘Comparing cultures, comparing crime: Challenges, prospects and problems’, opening plenary

address, 12th International Congress of Criminology, Seoul, 1998.

‘Individualisierung, Individualismus und Gewalt - Ein Blick über die Grenzen. Kultur und

Gesellschaft im internationalen Vergleich’ (Individualization, individualism and violence: A cross-

cultural comparison), plenary address, 29th Congress of the German Society of Sociology,

Freiburg, 1998.

MEDIA RECENT

European Criminology Oral History Project (ECOH) (2018): Susanne Karstedt, interviewed by

Alison Liebling, https://www.esc-eurocrim.org/index.php/activities/ecoh

Cato Institute (2015): Criminology across States and Nations, Response Essay, 5 October 2015,

http://www.cato-unbound.org/2015/10/05/susanne-karstedt/criminology-across-states-nations

Cato Institute (2015): Great facts and new facts: The end of U.S. mass imprisonment?, Response

Essay, 24 September 2015, http://www.cato-unbound.org/2015/09/24/susanne-karstedt/great-

facts-new-facts-end-us-mass-imprisonment

AcademiaNet (2013): What makes normal people commit crimes? Interview (English and

German) Dezember 2013, http://www.academia-net.org/alias/Aktuelles/What-makes-normal-

people-commit-crimes/1212944

Soziologieblog (2013): Kriminalität und Strafe: Seismographen des moralischen Wandels – Im

Interview Susanne Karstedt, 17 October 2013, http://soziologieblog.hypotheses.org/5522

Roundtable International Criminal Justice. The Society Pages, 13 February 2013,

http://thesocietypages.org/roundtables/international-criminal-justice/

Deutschlandradio Kultur, Interview on ‘Emotions and Mass Violence in the 20th Century, 4 July

2013, http://www.dradio.de/dlf/sendungen/studiozeit-ks/2162986/

BBC Radio 4, Philosopher’s Arms, ‘Should we Obey the Law’. 28 August 2012

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01m5jkl

FernUniversität Hagen (2012): Interview on Gender, Crime and Justice

http://www.fernuni‐hagen.de/rechtundgender/karstedt.shtml

https://www.esc-eurocrim.org/index.php/activities/ecoh


http://www.cato-unbound.org/2015/09/24/susanne-karstedt/great-facts-new-facts-end-us-mass-imprisonment

http://www.cato-unbound.org/2015/09/24/susanne-karstedt/great-facts-new-facts-end-us-mass-imprisonment

http://www.academia-net.org/alias/Aktuelles/What-makes-normal-people-commit-crimes/1212944

http://www.academia-net.org/alias/Aktuelles/What-makes-normal-people-commit-crimes/1212944

http://soziologieblog.hypotheses.org/5522


http://www.dradio.de/dlf/sendungen/studiozeit-ks/2162986/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01m5jkl


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SEMINARS AND LECTURES SINCE 2000

UK: University of Cambridge; University of Leeds; London School of Economics and Political

Science; University of Sheffield; Cardiff University; University of Oxford; University of Warwick;

Open University; University of Edinburgh; University of Sussex; Durham University; University of

Manchester; Birkbeck, University of London; Warwick University.

Europe: University of Stockholm; University of Bologna; University of Bielefeld; Heinrich-Heine

University (Düsseldorf); Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona); University of St Petersburg,

Russia; Open University Hagen, University of Wuppertal, University of Hamburg, Max Planck

Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law

Australia and New Zealand: Australian National University (RegNet & Centre for European

Studies); Australian Institute of Criminology; University of Western Sydney; University of Western

Australia; Victoria University (Wellington); Griffith University

USA: State University of New York at Albany; University of Pennsylvania (Fels Centre), University

of Maryland

Asia: City University Hong Kong

EXTERNAL EXAMINING

University of Cambridge, MPhil Criminology and Criminological Research, from 2009/2010 –

2012/2013

Open University, External Course Assessor, 2007- 2009

London School of Economics and Political Science, MSc Criminal Justice Policy and MSc

Sociology of Crime, Control and Globalisation, since 2007 - 2010

University of Hong Kong, MSc Criminology, 2007 – 2010/2011

University of Leicester, BA Criminology, 2003-2006

External examining of PhDs: University of Nottingham, University of Melbourne, University of

Helsinki, Cardiff University, University of Sheffield, University of Cambridge, University of

Missouri-St. Louis, University of Oslo, University of Kent, UK.

TEACHING SINCE 2000

GRADUATE SCHOOLS, DOCTORAL TRAINING

Research Design and Process (Course Convener and teaching)

Quantitative Data Analysis I

Quantitative Data Analysis II

Comparative Methods in Socio-Legal Research

Socio-Legal Research Training Summer School

Research Design and Process (Griffith University and University of Queensland, Australia)

INTERNATIONAL TEACHING

International Master’s Course ‘Sociology of Law’, International Institute for the Sociology of Law,

Oñati, Spain, since 2001


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VU Amsterdam, Faculty of Law, Expert Course on Extremely Violent Societies, MA International

Crimes and Criminology, November 2013

Australian National University, RegNet, Doctoral Training March 2013 and 2014

Catholic University Leuven (KU Leuven), 2009

Erasmus Exchange with Bologna and Stockholm 2002 and 2004

SUPERVISION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Onati, Spain: 18 MA students, all completed

successfully;

Supervision of 6 EU students during their stay at the Marie Curie Training Site, Keele University.

SUPERVISION OF PHD STUDENTS/ MENTORING OF POST-DOCTORAL STUDENTS

Co-Supervision, Catholic University Leuven, Belgium, two research students, one completed

successfully.

Supervisor, Griffith University, four research students.

Lead Supervisor (Leeds, four research students, all successfully completed.

Lead Supervisor (Keele): seven research students, including one from Israel, one from China, and

one from Trinidad /Tobago; six successfully completed.

Second Supervisor (Keele): three research students; three successfully completed.

Mentor Marie Curie Post-Doctoral Fellow: Keele (2008 – 2010), Leeds (2014/ 2015).

LANGUAGE

German (native); English (fluent); French (speaking and reading)

Publications Professor Susanne Karstedt

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PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS AND EDITIONS

Karstedt, S. (2019): Democracy, Crime and Justice. London, New York: Sage (under contract, in

preparation).

Farrall, S. & Karstedt, S. (2019): Respectable’ Citizens – ‘Shady Practices’: The Economic Morality

of the Middle Classes. Oxford, Oxford University Press (sent to publisher, forthcoming)

Brants, C.H. & Karstedt, S. (eds) (2017): Transitional Justice and the Public Sphere: Engagement,

Legitimacy and Contestation. London: Bloomsbury/ Hart.

Karstedt, S. & Nelken, D. (eds) (2013): Globalisation and Crime. Dartmouth: Ashgate

Gadd, D., Karstedt, S. & Messner, S. (eds.) (2012): The SAGE Handbook of Criminological

Research Methods. Los Angeles, London, New Delhi: SAGE.

Karstedt, S., Loader, I. & Strang, H. (eds.) (2011): Emotions, Crime and Justice. Oxford: Hart.

Karstedt, S. (ed.) (2009): Legal Institutions and Collective Memories. Oxford: Hart.

Karstedt, S. & Oberwittler, D. (eds.) (2004): Soziologie der Kriminalität (Sociology of Crime).

Sonderheft 43 der Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie und Sozialspychologie. Wiesbaden: VS

Verlag Sozialwissenschaften.

Karstedt, S. & Bussmann, K.-D. (eds.) (2000): Social Dynamics of Crime and Control: New

Theories for a World in Transition. Oxford: Hart.

Karstedt, S. (1993): Normbindung und Sanktionsdrohung. Eine Untersuchung zur Wirksamkeit

von Gesetzen am Beispiel der Alkoholdelinquenz im Straßenverkehr (Norm Attachment and

Deterrence. A Study on the Efficiency of Penal Laws). Frankfurt a. M.: Peter Lang.

Albrecht, G., Otto, H. U., Karstedt-Henke, S. & Böllert, K. (eds.) (1991): Social Prevention and the

Social Sciences. Theoretical Controversies, Research Problems and Evaluation Strategies. Berlin,

New York: de Gruyter.

Kretschmer Bäumel, E. & Karstedt-Henke, S. (1986): Alkohol am Steuer. Orientierungs und

Verhaltensmuster der Kraftfahrer. Ergebnisse einer Befragung (Driving under the Influence:

Attitudes and Behavioral Patterns - Results of a Survey). Köln: Verkehrs-Verlag.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1979): Untersuchungen zu Alkohol und Fahren: Forschungsstand,

Erklärungsansätze und Modellentwicklung (Research on Drinking and Driving: Results,

Explanations, Models). Köln: Verkehrs-Verlag.

JOURNAL EDITIONS

Karstedt, S. (2016): Extremely Violent Societies. Focus, International Journal of Conflict and

Violence, 10(1), 4 – 92. http://ijcv.org/index.php/ijcv/issue/view/23


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Brants, C. & Karstedt, S. (2015): After Justice. Symposium, Journal of International Criminal

Justice, 13(4).

Karstedt, S. & Parmentier, S. (2012): Atrocity Crimes and Transitional Justice. Special Issue,

European Journal of Criminology, 9(5).

Karstedt, S., Levi, M. & Ruggiero, V. (eds.) (2010): Terrorism. Special Issue, British Journal of

Criminology 50(4).

Eisner, M. & Karstedt, S. (eds.) (2009): Is a General Theory of Violence Possible? Special Issue,

International Journal of Conflict and Violence, 3(1),

http://www.ijcv.org/index.php/ijcv/issue/view/6

Karstedt, S. & Lange, B. (eds.) (2007): International and Comparative Perspectives. Socio-Legal

Studies across the Channel and beyond. Special Issue, Zeitschrift für Rechtssoziologie, 28(2).

Karstedt, S., Levi, M. & Godfrey, B. (eds.) (2006): Markets, Risk and ‘White-Collar’ Crimes: Moral

Economies from Victorian Times to Enron. Special Issue, British Journal of Criminology 46(6).

Karstedt, S. & LaFree, G. (eds.) (2006): Democracy, Crime and Justice. Annals of the American

Academy of Political and Social Science, 605. Thousand Oaks: Sage.

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS (ENGLISH)

Karstedt, S. (2018) ‘“I would prefer to be famous”: Comparative Perspectives on the

Reentry of War Criminals Sentenced at uremberg and the Hague.’ Special issue ‘ICTY

Celebrities: War Criminals after Trial‘, International Criminal Justice Review (forthcoming).

Karstedt, S., Bergin T. and M. Koch (2018): ‘Critical junctures and conditions of change: Exploring

the fall of prison populations in US states.’ Special Issue ‘The Problem of Punishment: Renewing

Critique’, Social & Legal Studies (advance access, https://doi.org/10.1177/0964663917747342)

Karstedt, S. (2016): ‘Introduction. Extremely Violent Societies.’ Focus, International Journal of

Conflict and Violence 10(1): 4-9, http://ijcv.org/index.php/ijcv/issue/view/23

Karstedt, S. (2016): ‘The Emotion Dynamics of Transitional Justice: An Emotion Sharing

Perspective.’ Emotion Review 8(1): 50 – 55.

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘A short history of the present (and the past). On transatlantic encounters,

channel crossings, liberating moments and European normative power.’ Newsletter of the

European Society of Criminology 14(3): 4-6.

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Managing Criminal Reputations. West German Elites after the Nuremberg

Trials, 1946 – 1960.’ Journal of International Criminal Justice 13 (4): 723-743.

Brants, C. and S. Karstedt (2015): ‘After Justice has been done: The Benefit of Hindsight:

Foreword.’ Journal of International Criminal Justice 13(4): 717-721.

http://www.ijcv.org/index.php/ijcv/issue/view/6


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Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Does democracy matter? Comparative perspectives on violence and

democratic institutions.’ European Journal of Criminology 12(4): 457–481.

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Cultural peers and penal policies: A configurational approach toward

mapping penal landscapes.’ Punishment & Society 17(3): 374–396

Karstedt, S. (2014): ‘The end of impunity? Global lawmaking and atrocity crimes.’ Special Issue

‘Sociology of Penal Law’, Zeitschrift für Rechtssoziologie 34(1&2): 125-148.

Karstedt, S. (2013): ‘Contextualizing Mass Atrocity Crimes: Moving Towards a Relational

Approach.’ Annual Review of Law and Social Sciences 9:383-404.

Karstedt, S. (2013): ‘Never waste a good crisis: Fiscal Crises and Crime Policies in the US … and

Europe.’ Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology 12(1): 5-12.

Procter, R. Crump, J. Karstedt, S. Voss, A. and M. Cantijoch (2013): ‘Reading the riots: what were

the police doing on Twitter?’ Policing and Society: An International Journal of Research and

Policy 23(4): 413-436.

Karstedt, S. (2012): ‘Contextualising mass atrocity crimes: The dynamics of extremely violent

societies.’ Special Issue ‘International Crimes and Transitional Justice’, European Journal of

Criminology 9 (5): 499-513.

Karstedt, S. and S. Parmentier (2012): ‘Introduction to the special issue’ Special Issue

‘International Crimes and Transitional Justice’, European Journal of Criminology 9 (5): 465-467.

Karstedt, S. (2010): ‘The Phantom Capitalists: A Classic.’ Global Crime 11(3): 336-339.

Karstedt, S. (2010): ‘From Absence to Presence, from Silence to Voice: Victims in Transitional

Justice since the Nuremberg Trials.’ International Review of Victimology 17(1): 9-30. Reprinted in:

Shapland, J. & Hall, M. (eds) (2015): Victimology. Farnham: Ashgate.

Levi, M., Karstedt, S. and V. Ruggiero (2010): ‘Introduction’, Special Issue ‘Terrorism’, British

Journal of Criminology 50(4): 617-621.

Karstedt, S. (2010): ‘Democracy, Crime and Justice: An Institutional Perspective.’ The

Criminologist 35 (May-June): 1-5.

Karstedt, S. (2009): ‘The Life Course of Collective Memories: Persistency and Change in West

Germany between 1950 and 1970.’ Polish Sociological Review 165: 27-38.

Karstedt, S. and M. Eisner (2009): ‘Introduction: Is a General Theory of Violence Possible?’

International Journal of Conflict and Violence 3(1): 4-8,

http://www.ijcv.org/index.php/ijcv/article/view/44

Karstedt, S. (2008): ‘In Search of the Tipping Point.’ Criminologist 33 (2): 1-5.

http://www.ijcv.org/index.php/ijcv/article/view/44


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Karstedt, S. (2007): ‘Powerless States and Crimes of Power: Explorations into the New World of

Crimes of the Powerful.’ Special Issue ‘Politics, Economy and Crime’, Criminal Justice Matters

70(1): 23-24.

Karstedt, S. (2007): ‘From Crimes of the Powerful to the Crimes of Power: An Uncomfortable

Situation.’ Monatsschrift für Kriminologie und Strafrechtsreform 90 (2/3): 78-90.

Karstedt, S. (2007): ‘Creating Institutions: Linking the Local and the Global in the Travel of Crime

Policies.’ Police Practice and Research 8 (2): 145-158.

Karstedt, S. (2007): ‘Explorations into the Sociology of Criminal Justice and Punishment: Leaving

the Modernist Project Behind. History of the Human Sciences 20(2): 51-70.

Karstedt, S. and G. LaFree (2006): ‘Democracy, Crime and Justice.’ Annals of the American

Academy of Political and Social Science 605: 6-25.

Karstedt, S. (2006): ‘Democracy, Values and Violence: Paradoxes, Tensions, and Comparative

Advantages of Liberal Inclusion.’ Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

605: 50-81. Translated into Spanish: Democracia, valores y violencia: Paradojas, tensiones y

ventajas comparativas de la inclusión liberal. In: Serrano Maillo, A. and J.L. Guzman Dalbora

(eds.) (2008): Procesos de Infracción de Normas y de Reacción a la Infracción de Normas: Dos

Tradiciones Criminológicas. Madrid: Dykinson, 277-312.

Karstedt, S., Levi, M. and B. Godfrey (2006): ‘Introduction’, Special Issue ‘Markets, Risk and

‘White-Collar’ Crimes: Moral Economies from Victorian Times to Enron’, British Journal of

Criminology 46(6): 971-975.

Karstedt, S. and S. Farrall (2006): ‘The Moral Economy of Everyday Crime: Markets, Consumers

and Citizens.’ British Journal of Criminology 46(6): 1011-1036.

Karstedt, S. and S. Farrall (2006): ‘Crimes of Everyday Life. Business Practices and Consumer

Compliance.’ Compliance and Regulatory Journal 1(1): 49-59.

Karstedt, S. and S. Farrall (2005): ‘A blind spot: The ‘crimes’ of everyday life and the

‘respectable’.’ Social Science Teacher 34(2): 3-8.

Godfrey, B., Farrall, S. and S. Karstedt (2005): ‘Explaining gendered sentencing patterns for men

and women in the late Victorian period.’ British Journal of Criminology 45(5): 696-720.

Karstedt, S. (2003): ‘Legacies of a Culture of Inequality: The Janus-Face of Crime in Post-

Communist Societies.’ Crime, Law and Social Change 40(2-3): 295–320. Translated into Russian:

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Nasledie kul'tury neravenstva: problemy prestupnosti v

postkommunisticheskikh stranakh.‘ In: A. Kondakov (ed.) Obshchestvo i pravo: issledovatel'skie

perspektivy [Law and Society: Research Perspectives]. St. Petersburg: Centre for Independent

Social Research, 212—240.

Karstedt, S. (2002): ‘Durkheim, Tarde and beyond: The global travel of crime policies.’

Criminology and Criminal Justice 2(2): 111-123. Reprinted in: Newburn, T. and R. Sparks (eds.)

(2004): Criminal Justice and Political Cultures. National and International Dimensions of Crime

Control. Cullompton: Willan, 16-29.


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Karstedt, S. (2002): ‘Emotions and Criminal Justice.’ Theoretical Criminology 6(3): 299-317.

Translated into Portuguese: ‘Emoções e justiça criminal.’ In: Machado, H. and F. Santos (eds)

(2010): Justiça, ambientes mediáticos e ordem social. Ribeirao: Edicoes Humus, 17 – 38.

Karstedt, S. (2001): ‘Elite Deviance and the Demoralization of Society: The Impact of Elite Crimes

on Social Codes of Order.’ In: Febrajo, A., Olgiati, V. and D. Nelken (eds.): European Yearbook in

the Sociology of Law. Milano: Giuffre Publisher, 347-366.

Karstedt, S. (2001): ‘Comparing Cultures, Comparing Crime: Challenges, Prospects and Problems

for a Global Criminology.’ Crime, Law & Social Change 36(3): 285–308. Reprinted in: Larsen, N.

and R. Smandych (eds.) (2007): Global Criminology and Criminal Justice. Current Issues and

Perspectives. Peterborough, Ontario: Broadview Press, 23-46.

Karstedt, S. (2000): ‘Emancipation, Crime and Problem Behaviour of Women: A Perspective from

Germany.’ Gender Issues 18(3): 21-58.

Karstedt, S. (1998): Inequality, Power and Morals: Criminality of Elites and Their Impact on

Society. Platypus Magazine. The Journal of the Australian Federal Police 58 (March): 12-19.

Karstedt, S. (1998): ‘Coming to Terms with the Past in Germany after 1945 and 1989: Public

Judgments on Procedures and Justice.’ Law and Policy 20(1): 15-56.

Karstedt, S. (1997): ‘Shifts of Power, Shifts of Control: A Perspective on Women´s Antisocial and

Problem Behaviour.’ European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research 5(3): 81-91.

Karstedt, S. (1993): ‘The Impact of Social Crises on Dissocial and Problem Behaviour of Women:

Effects on Sex Differences across the Life Course. A Case Study of the War and Post-War Crisis

in Germany 1945-1949.’ Soziale Probleme 4(2): 139-166.

ARTICLES IN EDITED BOOKS (ENGLISH)

Karstedt, S. and M. Koch (2018): ‘Linking the past and the present: The contribution of

transitional justice to security after complex conflicts.’ In: Jacob, C., McLoughlin, S. and M.

Mennecke (eds): Implementing the Responsibility to Protect: First Experiences and a Future

Agenda. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press (forthcoming).

Karstedt, S. (2018): ‘Emotions in Late Modern Criminal Justice.’ In: Peterie, M. et al (eds):

Emotions in Late Modernity. London: Routledge (forthcoming).

Karstedt, S. (2018): ‘“Like Mirrors of Morality”: Social support for Nazi War Criminals in Post-war

Germany 1945 – 1990.’ In: Smeulers, A., Weerdesteijn, M. and B. Hola (eds): Perpetrators of

International Crimes: Methodology, Theory and Evidence. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Karstedt, S. (2017): ‘Atrocities.’ In: Carlen, P. and L. Ayres França (eds): Alternative Criminologies.

London: Routledge, 302-329.


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Karstedt, S. (2017): ‘Credible Justice and Incredible Crimes.’ In: Brants, C.H. and S. Karstedt (eds):

Transitional Justice and the Public Sphere: Engagement, Legitimacy and Contestation. London:

Bloomsbury/ Hart, 65-90.

Brants, C.H. and S. Karstedt (2017): ‘Introduction: The Rational and the Emotional: Issues of

Transparency and Legitimacy in Transitional Justice.’ In: Brants, C.H. and S. Karstedt (eds):

Transitional Justice and the Public Sphere: Engagement, Legitimacy and Contestation. London:

Bloomsbury/ Hart, 1-13

Karstedt, S. (2017): ‘Scaling criminology: From street violence to atrocity crimes.’ In: Drahos, P.

(ed): Regulatory Theory: Foundations and Applications. Acton: ANU Press, 466-482, available at

https://press.anu.edu.au/node/2304/download

Karstedt, S. (2016): ‘Middle Class Crime: Moral Economies between crime in the streets and

crime in the suites.’ In: van Slyke, S.R., Bond, M.L. and F.T. Cullen (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of

White Collar Crime. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 168-199.

Karstedt, S. (2016): ‘Emotions, Truth and Justice: Shared and Collective Emotions in Transitional

Justice.’ In: Landweer, H. and D. Koppelberg (eds.) Recht und Emotion: Verkannte

Zusammenhänge (Law and Emotion: Unrecognised Connections). Freiburg, München: Karl

Alber, 194-224.

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Downsizing Imprisonment. A New Turn in Punitiveness.’ In: Mildenberger, F.

(ed): Die andere Fakultät. Theorie, Geschichte, Gesellschaft. (Queer: Theory, History, Society).

Hamburg: Männerschwarm, 261-276.

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Charting Europe’s moral economies: Citizens, consumers and the crimes of

everyday life.’ In: Van Erp, J, Huisman, W. and G. Vande Walle (eds.): The Routledge Handbook

of White-Collar and Corporate Crime. London: Routledge, 57-88.

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Trust in Transition: Legitimacy of Criminal Justice in Transitional Societies.’ In:

Mesko, G. and J. Tankebe (eds.): Trust and Legitimacy in Criminal Justice. European Perspectives.

Heidelberg, New York: Springer, 3-31.

Karstedt, S. (2014): ‘Organizing Crime. The State as Agent.’ In: Paoli, L. (eds): Oxford Handbook

of Organized Crime. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 303-320, online DOI:

10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199730445.013.031.

Karstedt, S., Roth-Arriaza, N., Rymond-Richmond, W. and K. Sikkink (2014): ‘International

Criminal Justice’ (ed. by S. Golden and H. Nyseth Brehm). In: Hartmann, D. and C. Uggen (eds):

Crime and the Punished. New York, London: Norton, 104-123

Karstedt, S. (2014): ‘State Crime. The European Experience.’ In: Body-Gendrot, S.; Hough, M.,

Kerezsi, K. and R. Lévy (eds): The Routledge Handbook of European Criminology. Oxford:

Routledge, 125 – 153.

Karstedt, S. (2013): ‘Trusting Authorities: Legitimacy, Trust and Collaboration in Non-Democratic

Regimes.’ In: Tankebe, J and A. Liebling, A. (eds): Legitimacy and Criminal Justice: An

International Exploration. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 127-156.

https://press.anu.edu.au/node/2304/download


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Karstedt, S. and D. Nelken (2013): ‘Introduction.’ In: Karstedt, S. and D. Nelken (eds) (2013):

Globalisation and Crime. Dartmouth: Ashgate. xv – xxxii.

Messner, S.F., Rosenfeld, R. and S. Karstedt. (2013): ‘Social Institutions and Crime.’

In: Cullen, F. T. and P. Wilcox. (eds.): Oxford Handbook of Criminological Theory.

New York: Oxford University Press, 405 - 423.

Karstedt, S. (2013): ‘The Lives and Times of Sentenced Nazi War Criminals: Re-negotiating Guilt

and Innocence in Post-Nuremberg Germany 1950 – 1975.’ In: Brants-Langenaar, C., Hol, T. and

D. Siegel (eds): Transitional Justice: Images and Memories. Farnham: Ashgate, 33 – 50.

Karstedt, S. (2012): ‘Organised Crime, Democracy and Democratization: How Vulnerable are

democracies?’ In: Robertson-von-Trotha, C. (ed): Organised Crime. Dark Sides of Globalization.

Baden: Nomos, 95-112.

Karstedt, S. (2012): ‘Democracy and the Project of Liberal Inclusion. In: Carrington, K., Ball, M.,

O’Brien, E. and J. Tauri (eds): Crime, Justice and Social Democracy. London: Routledge, 16-33.

Karstedt, S (2012): ‘Globalisation, mass atrocities and genocide.’ In: Pakes, F. (ed.): Globalisation

and the Challenge to Criminology. London: Routledge, 146-164

Karstedt, S. (2012): ‘Comparing Justice and Crime Across Cultures.’ In: Gadd, D.; Karstedt, S. and

S. Messner (eds.): The SAGE Handbook of Criminological Research Methods. Los Angeles,

London, New Delhi: SAGE, 373-389.

Karstedt, S. (2011): ‘Exit: The State. Globalisation, State Failure and Crime.’ In: Nelken, D. (ed.):

Comparative Criminal Justice and Globalization. Dartmouth: Ashgate, 107-122.

Karstedt, S. (2011): ‘Liberty, Equality and Justice: Democratic Culture and Punishment.’ In:

Crawford, A. (ed.): International and Comparative Criminal Justice and Urban Governance:

Convergence and Divergence in Global, National and Local Settings. Cambridge: Cambridge

University Press, 356-385.

Karstedt, S. (2011): ‘Our sense of justice: Values, justice and punishment.’ In: Parmentier, S.,

Walgrave, L., Aertsen, I., Maesschalck, J. and L. Paoli (eds.): A Sparking Discipline. The

contribution of criminology to social justice and sustainable development. Essays on the

occasion of the honorary doctorate for John Braithwaite. Leuven: Leuven University Press, 33-58.

Karstedt, S. (2011): ‘Handle with Care: Emotions, Crime and Justice.’ In: Karstedt, S., Loader, I. and

H. Strang (eds.): Emotions, Crime and Justice. Oxford: Hart, 1-19.

S. Karstedt (2010): ‘New Institutionalism in Criminology: Approaches, Theories and Themes.’ In:

E. McLaughlin and T. Newburn (eds.): The Sage Handbook of Criminological Theory. London:

Sage, 337-359.

Karstedt, S. (2011): ‘Life after Punishment for Nazi War Criminals. Reputation, Careers and

Normative Climate in Post-War Germany.’ In: Farrall, S., Sparks, R., Maruna, S. and M. Hough

(eds.): Escape Routes: Contemporary Perspectives on Life after Punishment. Oxford: Routledge,

240-275.


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Karstedt, S. (2009): ‘Introduction. The Lagacy of Maurice Halbwachs.’ In: Karstedt, S. (ed.): Legal

Institutions and Collective Memories. Oxford: Hart, 1-24.

Messner, F., Liu, J. & Karstedt, S. (2008): ‘Economic Reform and Crime in Contemporary Urban

China: Paradoxes of a Planned Transition.’ In: Logan, J.R. (ed.): Urban China in Transition. New

York: Blackwell Publishers, 271-293.

Karstedt, S. (2008): ‘The Nuremberg Tribunal and German Society: International Justice and

Local Judgment in Post-Conflict Reconstruction.’ In: Blumenthal, D.A. and T. McCormack, (eds.):

The Legacy of Nuremberg. Civilising Influence or Institutionalised Vengeance? International

Humanitarian Law Series, Volume 20. Leiden: Koninklijke Brill, 13-35.

Karstedt, S. (2008): ‘Democratization and Violence: European and International Perspectives.’

In: Body-Gendrot, S. and P. Spierenburg, P. (eds.): Violence in Europe: Historical and

Contemporary Perspectives. New York: Springer, 205-226.

Karstedt, S. (2006): ‘Emotions, Crime and Justice: Exploring Durkheimian Themes.’ In: Deflem, M.

(ed.): Sociological Theory and Criminological Research: Views from Europe and the United

States. Sociology of Crime, Law and Deviance Volume 7. Oxford: Elsevier, 223-248.

Karstedt, S. and S. Farrall (2004): ‘The Moral Maze of the Middle Class. The Predatory Society

and its Emerging Regulatory Order.’ In: Albrecht, H.-J., Serassis, T. and H. Kania (eds.): Images of

Crime II. Freiburg i. Br.: Ed. Iuscrim, 65–94.

Karstedt, S. (2003): ‘Strangers, Mobilisation and the Production of ‘Weak Ties’: Railway Traffic

and Violence in 19th Century South West Germany.’ In: Godfrey, B., Emsley, C. and D. Dunstall,

D. (eds.): Comparative Histories of Crime. Cullompton: Willan, 89-109.

Hope, T. and S. Karstedt, S. (2003): ‘Towards a New Social Crime Prevention.’ In: Kury, H. and J.

Obergfell-Fuchs (eds.): Crime Prevention. New Approaches. Mainzer Schriften zur Situation von

Kriminalitaetsopfern. Mainz: Weisser Ring, 461-489.

Karstedt, S. (2003): ‘Terrorism and ‘New Wars’. In: Gökay, B. and R.J.B. Walker (eds.): 11

September 2001: War, Terror and Judgement. London: Frank Cass, 139-154.

Karstedt, S. and K.-D. Bussmann (2000): ‘Introduction: Social Change as a Challenge for

Criminological Theory.’ In: Karstedt, S. and K.-D. Bussmann (eds.): Social Dynamics of Crime and

Control: New Theories for a World in Transition. Oxford: Hart, 1-10.

Karstedt, S. (2000): ‘Knights of Crime. The Success of ‘Pre-Modern’ Structures in the Illegal

Economy.’ In: Karstedt, S. and K.-D. Bussmann (eds.): Social Dynamics of Crime and Control:

New Theories for a World in Transition. Oxford: Hart, 53-68.

Karstedt, S. (1999): ‘Early Nazis 1923-1933 - Neo-Nazis 1980-1995: A Comparison of the Life

Histories of Two Generations of German Right-Wing Extremists.’ In: Cohen, P., Slomkowski, C.

and L. Robins (eds.): Historical and Geographical Influences on Psychopathology. Mahwah:

Erlbaum, 85-114.


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Karstedt, S. (1999): ‘Social Transformation and Crime: A Crisis of Deregulation.’ In: Krygier, M.

and A. Czarnota (eds.): Rule of Law after Communism. Aldershot: Ashgate, 308-326.

Karstedt, S. (1994): ‘Determinants and Patterns of Recidivism: Some Results of Survival Analyses

Based on Official Crime Records of the Swiss Canton Jura.’ In: Weitekamp, E. and H.-J. Kerner

(eds.): Cross-National Longitudinal Research on Human Development and Criminal Behavior.

Dordrecht: Kluwer, 131-148.

Karstedt-Henke, S. and B. Crasmöller (1991): ‘Risks of Being Detected, Chances of Getting Away.’

In: Junger Tas, J., Boendermaker, L. and P.H. van der Laan (eds.): The Future of the Juvenile

Justice System. Leuven: Acco, 33-62.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1991): ‘Attribution Theory and Deterrence Research: A New Approach to Old

Problems.’ In: Sessar, K. and H.-J. Kerner (eds.): Developments in Crime and Crime Control

Research. German Studies on Victims, Offenders, and the Public. New York: Springer, 22-40.

Albrecht, G. and S. Karstedt-Henke (1988): ‘Ethical Problems of Survey Research on Delinquency:

An Empirical Analysis of Accessing and Interviewing Young Offenders.’ In: Albrecht, P. A. and O.

Backes (eds.): Crime Prevention and Intervention. Legal and Ethical Problems. Berlin, New York:

de Gruyter, 249-271.

Albrecht, G. and S. Karstedt-Henke (1987): ‘Alternative Methods of Conflict Settling and

Sanctioning: Their Impact on Young Offenders.’ In: Hurrelmann, K., Kaufmann, F.X. and F. Lösel

(eds.): Social Intervention: Potential and Constraints. Berlin, New York: De Gruyter, 315-332.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO ENCYCLOPAEDIAS AND DICTIONARIES

Karstedt, S. (2018): ‘Atrocities.’ In: Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal

Justice, forthcoming.

Karstedt, S. (2017): ‘Genocide.’ In: Ritzer, G. (ed.): The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Globalization. 2nd

ed. Oxford: John Wiley & Sons, Online only: DOI: 10.1002/9781405165518.wbeosg033.pub3.

Karstedt, S. (2012): ‘Globalization and Crime.’ In: Ritzer, G. (ed.): Blackwell Encyclopedia of

Globalization. Oxford: Blackwell, Vol I: 343-352.

Karstedt, S. (2011): ‘Genocide.’ In: Ritzer, G. and J.M. Ryan (eds.): The Concise Encyclopedia of

Sociology. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 254-255.

Karstedt, S. (2011): ‘Human Rights.’ In: Ritzer, G. & J.M. Ryan, (eds.): The Concise Encyclopedia of


Karstedt, S. (2011): ‘Tolerance.’ In: Ritzer, G. & J.M. Ryan (eds.): The Concise Encyclopedia of


Karstedt, S. and S. Farrall, S. (2009): ‘Calls for Service.’ In: Wakefield, A. and J. Fleming. (eds.): The

Sage Dictionary of Policing. Los Angeles and London: Sage, 17–20.

Karstedt, S. (2007): ‘Emotions and criminal justice.’ In Clark, D.S. (ed.): Encyclopedia of Law and

Society: American and Global Perspectives. Volume I. Thousand Oaks: Sage, 477-478.


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Karstedt, S. (2007): ‘Lustration.’ In: Clark, D.S. (ed.): Encyclopedia of Law and Society: American

and Global Perspectives. Volume II. Thousand Oaks: Sage, 972-973.

Karstedt, S. (2006): ‘Genocide.’ In: Ritzer, G. (ed.): Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. Volume

IV. Oxford: Blackwell, 1909-1913. Available online at http://www.sociologyencyclopedia.com/

(updated September 2011).

Karstedt, S. (2006): ‘Human Rights.’ In: Ritzer, G. (ed.): Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology.

Volume V. Oxford: Blackwell, 2182-2185. Available online at

http://www.sociologyencyclopedia.com/ (updated September 2011).

Karstedt, S. (2006): ‘Tolerance.’ In: Ritzer, G. (ed.): Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. Volume

X. Oxford: Blackwell, 5011-5014. Available online at http://www.sociologyencyclopedia.com/

(updated September 2011).

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS (GERMAN)

Karstedt, S. (2016): ‘Die Kriminalität des Alltags. Gier als gesamtgesellschaftliches Phänomen?

(The Crimes of Everyday Life: Greed as a Societal Phenomenon?)‘ Neue Gesellschaft/ Frankfurter

Hefte 5: 35-38.

Karstedt, S. (2013): ‘Staatskriminalität: Neue Aufgaben für die Kriminologie. (State Crime: New

Challenges for Criminology)‘ Monatsschrift für Kriminologie und Strafrechtsreform 96(2/3): 222-

225.

Karstedt, S. (2013): ‘Zur Lage der Kriminologie in Großbritannien: Was können und sollten wir

lernen? (Criminology in Great Britain: What could we, what should we learn from it)‘

Monatsschrift für Kriminologie und Strafrechtsreform 96 (2/3): 127-130.

Karstedt, S. (2007): ‘Die Vernunft der Gefühle: Emotion, Kriminalität und Strafrecht (The Reason

of Emotion: Emotion, Crime and Criminal Law).‘ Kriminologisches Journal 39(9): 25-45.

Karstedt, S. (2002): ‘Terrorismus und “Neue Kriege” (Terrorism and ‚New Wars’).‘

Kriminologisches Journal 34(2): 124-131.

Karstedt, S. (2001): ‘Die moralische Stärke schwacher Bindungen: Individualismus und Gewalt im

Kulturvergleich (The Moral Strength of Weak Ties: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Individualism

and Violence).‘ Monatsschrift für Kriminologie und Strafrechtsreform 84(3): 226–243.

Karstedt, S. (2000): ‘Wieviel Reflexivität braucht die Kriminologie? (How reflexive does

criminology need to be?).’ Kriminologisches Journal 32(4): 277-280.

Karstedt, S. (2000): ‘Review Essay: Standortprobleme: Kriminalsoziologie in Deutschland (A

Problem of Location: Sociology of Crime in Germany).’ Soziologische Revue 23(2): 141-152.

Karstedt, S. (2000): ‘Herren des Universums? Zur Entwicklung der Kriminalität im globalen Markt

und bei nationalen Eliten (Masters of the Universe? The Development of Crime in the Global

Market and among National Elites).’ Zukünfte 31(9): 12-19.

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Karstedt, S. (2000): ‘Zwischen Spaß und Schock. Vom vernünftigen Umgang mit jugendlichen

Straftätern (Between Fun and Shock: How We Can Reasonably address Juvenile Offending).’

DP-Spezial, Supplement der Zeitschrift Deutsche Polizei 1: 1-15. Reprinted in: ajs Informationen

(2001) 1: 11-19. Reprinted in: Freund, T. and W. Lindner (eds.) (2001): Prävention. Zur kritischen

Evaluation von Präventionsansätzen im Bereich von Jugendkriminalität. Opladen: Leske und

Budrich, 163-186.

Karstedt, S. (1999): ‘Globalisierung und transnationale Kriminalität. Zum Erfolg “archaischer”

Strukturen in der illegalen globalen Ökonomie (Globalization and Transnational Crime: The

Success of Pre-Modern Structures in the Illegal Global Economy).’ In: Schmidt, G. and R.

Trenczek (eds.): Globalisierung. Ökonomische und soziale Herausforderungen am Ende des

zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts. Soziale Welt, Sonderband 13: 259-272.

Karstedt, S. (1999): ‘Beutegesellschaft. Zur moralischen Ökonomie moderner Marktgesellschaften

(The predatory society: The moral economy of contemporary market societies).‘ Soziale

Probleme 10(2): 99–114.

Karstedt, S. (1998): ‘Was diese Welt im Innersten zusammenhält - Soziologische Krisenstimmung

und Durkheims Wiederkehr (“Whatever holds the world together in its inmost folds”: Crisis

Mood and Durkheim's Comeback).‘ Soziologische Revue 21: 13-20.

Karstedt, S. (1997): ‘Alte Kämpfer - Junge Rechte. Rechtsextremismus und Gewalt in zwei

Generationen ("Old Fighters" - Young Right-Wing Extremists: Right-Wing Extremism and

Violence in Two Generations).’ Kriminologisches Journal, 6. Beiheft (supplement): 115-135.

Karstedt, S. (1997): ‘Frühe NSDAP-Mitglieder 1923-1933 - Junge Rechte 1980-1994: Eine

biographische Analyse zweier Generationen deutscher Rechtsextremisten (Early Nazis 1923-1933

- Young Right-Wing Extremists 1980-1994: A Biographical Analysis of Two Generations of

German Right-Wing Extremists).‘ Soziale Welt 48: 231-252.

Karstedt, S. (1997): ‘Recht und soziales Kapital im Wohlfahrtsstaat (Law and Social Capital in the

Welfare State).‘ Soziale Probleme 8 (2): 103-137.

Karstedt, S. (1997): ‘Review Essay: Nachrichten aus der ökonomischen Welt: Unternehmer

garantieren Tugend (News from the World of Economics: Entrepreneurs as Guarantors of

Virtues).‘ Soziologische Revue 20(3): 265-272.

Karstedt, S. (1996): ‘Recht und Scham (Law and Shame).‘ Neue Kriminalpolitik 8(4): 22-25.

Karstedt, S. (1996): ‘Die doppelte Vergangenheitsbewältigung der Deutschen: Die Verfahren im

Urteil der Öffentlichkeit nach 1945 und 1989 (Coming to Terms with the Past in Germany Twice:

Public Judgements on Procedures after 1945 and 1989).‘ Zeitschrift für Rechtssoziologie 17(1):

58-104.

Karstedt, S. (1995): ‘Emanzipation und Moral: Die Frauenbewegung als "Moralunternehmen"?

(Emancipation and Morals: The Women's Movement as a "Moral Enterprise"?).’ Kriminologisches

Journal, 5. Beiheft (supplement): 143-160.


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Karstedt, S. (1995): ‘Review Essay: Vom Guten und vom Bösen: Soziologie und

Kriminalwissenschaften (The Good and the Evil: Sociology and Criminology).’ Soziologische

Revue 18(1): 27-32.

Karstedt, S. (1994): Andere Länder, andere Sitten. Die bürgerliche Frauenbewegung diesseits und

jenseits des Atlantiks (The Bourgeois Women's Movement in Germany and the US).

In: Almanach des Archivs der deutschen Frauenbewegung, 25: 30-35.

Karstedt, S. (1993): "Wahlrecht für Frauen, Zucht für die Männer!" Frauenbewegung zwischen

Emanzipation und moralischem Rigorismus: Zur Definition sozialer Probleme und abweichenden

Verhaltens durch die Frauenbewegungen des 19. Jahrhunderts. Ein internationaler Vergleich

("Votes for Women, Purity for Men!" The Women's Movement between Emancipation and

Moral Rigidity: The Definition of Social Problems and Deviant Behaviour by Women's

Movements in the 19th Century. An International Comparison).

In: Soziale Probleme, 4 (1): 27-55.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1991): ‘Diversion - Ein Freibrief für Straftaten? (Diversion: "Carte Blanche" for

offenses?).‘ DVJJ Journal 2: 108-114.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1989): ‘Frauen im Straßenverkehr. Haben sie eine bessere Moral? (Women as

Drivers: Do they have higher Moral standards?).’ Kriminologisches Bulletin 15: 51-85. Reprinted

in: Bauhofer, S. (ed.) (1989): Verkehrsdelinquenz - Délinquance routière. Grüsch: Rüegger, 213-

236.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1987): ‘Die Einschätzung der generalpräventiven Faktoren und ihrer

Wirksamkeit durch die Bevölkerung: Ergebnisse einer empirischen Untersuchung (Public

Evaluation of General Deterrence and its Efficiency: Results of a Survey).‘ Kriminologisches

Journal 19: 66-78.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1985): ‘Die Einschätzung von Strafen und ihren Wirkungen Ein Beitrag zur

Sanktionsforschung (Evaluation of the Severity and Impact of SanctionsResults of a Survey).‘

Zeitschrift für Rechtssoziologie 6: 70-89.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1985): ‘Die Frau - das konservative Wesen. Einige Anmerkungen zu dem

Beitrag von G. Smaus "Einstellungen von Frauen zum Strafrecht: Positives Rechtsbewußtsein?"

(Are Women Really Conservative? Comment on G. Smaus, "Attitudes of Women towards the

Penal Law. A Positive Consciousness of Law?").‘ Zeitschrift für Rechtssoziologie 6: 299-304.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1978): ‘Umweltkontext und die Gründung neuer Organisationen (Contextual

Factors in Founding New Organizations).‘ Angewandte Sozialforschung 6: 197-211.

Karstedt, S. & Henke, H.H. (1976): ‘Abweichendes Verhalten in staatlichen Behörden Strukturen,

Bedingungen, Formen (Deviant Behaviour in Public Administration: Structural Patterns,

Conditions, and Types).‘ Kriminologisches Journal 8(1): 23-32.

Karstedt, S. & Siewert, J. (1976): ‘Kriminalität der Mächtigen Probleme der Theorie und

Forschung (Crimes of the Powerful: Problems of Theory and Research).‘ Kriminologisches

Journal 8(2): 167-172.


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ARTICLES IN EDITED BOOKS (GERMAN)

Karstedt, S. and S. Moldenhauer (2017): ‘Frauen in den Instanzen der Justiz. (Women in the

Criminal Justice System)’ In: Schultz, U. and S. Berghahn (eds): Rechtshandbuch für Frauen- und

Gleichstellungsbeauftragte, loose-leaf, edition 61, 02/2017, 2 vol. p 2208. Hamburg: Dashöfer.

Karstedt, S. and S. Moldenhauer,(2016): ‘Frauen als Opfer von Gewalt: Globale Perspektiven.

(Women as victims of Violence: Global Perspectives).’ In: Schultz, U. and S. Berghahn (eds):

Rechtshandbuch für Frauen- und Gleichstellungsbeauftragte, loose-leaf, edition 60(11/2016), 2

vol, p 2226. Hamburg: Dashöfer,

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Transnationale Unternehmen und Völkerstrafrecht: Kriminologische

Perspektiven. (Transnational Corporations and International Criminal Law: Criminological

Perspectives)’ In: Jessberger, F., Kaleck, W. and T. Singelnstein (eds): Wirtschaftsvölkerstrafrecht.

Baden-Baden: Nomos, 159-190, 199-201.

Karstedt, S. (2014): ‘Klimawandel oder bloß Ausnahmewetter? Trendwende in der Kriminalpolitik

der USA (Climate Change or Strange Weather? Turning Points in US Crime Policies)‘ In: Baier, D.,

and T. Mößle (eds): Kriminologie ist Gesellschaftswissenschaft. Festschrift für Christian Pfeiffer

zum 70. Geburtstag. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 349-366

Karstedt, S. (2010): ‘Freiheit, Gleichheit und (Straf)Recht: Werte und Strafen in demokratischen

Gesellschaften. (Liberty, Equality and (Penal) Law: Values and Punishment in Democratic

Societies).’ In: Dünkel, F., Lappi-Seppälä,T., Morgenstern, C. And D. van Zyl Smit (eds):

Kriminalität, Kriminalpolitik, strafrechtliche Sanktionspraxis und Gefangenenraten im

europäischen Vergleich. Godesberg: Forum Verlag, 909-936.

Karstedt, S. (2009): ‘Genozid (Genocide).‘ In: Schneider, H.-J. (ed): Internationales Handbuch der

Kriminologie. Band 2: Besondere Probleme der Kriminologie. Berlin: de Gruyter, 41-72.

Karstedt, S. (2008): ‘Leben nach der Strafe: „Schließlich stellte ihn die Landeskirche ein“.

Verurteilte nationalsozialistische Kriegsverbrecher im Nachkriegsdeutschland (Life after

Punishment: Sentenced war criminals in post-war Germany).‘ In: Groenemeyer, A. and S.

Wieseler (eds): Soziologie sozialer Probleme und sozialer Kontrolle. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für

Sozialwissenschaften, 256-276.

Karstedt, S. (2008): ‘Kriminalität der Mächtigen – Kriminalität der Macht (Crimes of the powerful

- crimes of power).‘ In: Prittwitz, C., Böllinger, L. and M. Jasch (eds.): Kriminalität der Mächtigen.

Baden-Baden: Nomos, 9-28.

Karstedt, S. (2007): ‘Frauen, Recht und Gerechtigkeit: Der Justizalltag in der DDR wird besichtigt.

Zu I. Markovits “Gerechtigkeit in Lueritz“ (Women, Law and Justice: A tour of everyday justice in

the GDR).’ In: Kruse, E. and E. Tegeler (eds): Männliche und weibliche Entwürfe des Sozialen.

Festschrift für Sabine Hering. Opladen: Budrich, 219-230.

Karstedt, S. (2005): ‘Notizen von einer Insel – oder Kriminologie als “fröhliche Wissenschaft”:

Kann man von der britischen Kriminologie lernen? (Notes from an Island or Criminology as a

„Gay Science“: What can be learnt from British Criminology?).’ In: Pilgram, A. and C. Prittwitz

(eds): Kriminologie. Akteurin und Kritikerin gesellschaftlicher Entwicklung. Jahrbuch für Rechts-

und Kriminalsoziologie ’04. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 231-246.


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Karstedt, S. (2004): ‘Typen der Sozialintegration und Gewalt: Kollektivismus, Individualismus und

Sozialkapital (Types of social Integration: Collectivism, Individualism and Social Capital).‘

In: Heitmeyer, W. and H. Soeffner (eds): Gewalt: Entwicklungen, Strukturen und

Analyseprobleme. Frankfurt a. M.: Suhrkamp, 269-292.

Karstedt, S. (2004): ‘”Das tun doch alle”: Anmerkungen zur moralischen Ökonomie moderner

Marktgesellschaften (‘Everybody does it’: Notes on the moral economy of contemporary market

societies).‘ In: Walter, M., Kania, H. and H.J. Albrecht (eds): Alltagsvorstellungen von Kriminalität.

Individuelle und gesellschaftliche Bedeutung von Kriminalitätsbildern für die Lebensgestaltung.

Münster: Lit, 331-352.

Karstedt, S., Hope, T. and S. Farrall (2004): ‘Anruf genügt – oder auch nicht. Anrufe bei der

Polizei, Kriminalitätsraten und Konflikttoleranz in Mittelengland (Sufficient to call - or rather not.

Calls for service to the police, crime rates and toleration of conflict in Middle England).’ In:

Hanak, G. and A. Pilgram (eds): Phänomen Strafanzeige. Jahrbuch für Rechts- und

Kriminalsoziologie ‘03. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 47–66.

Karstedt, S. and D. Oberwittler (2004): ‘Neue Perspektiven der Kriminalsoziologie (Sociology of

Crime: New Perspectives).‘ In: Oberwittler, D. and S. Karstedt (eds): Soziologie der Kriminalität.

Sonderheft 43 der Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie und Sozialpsychologie. Wiesbaden: VS

Verlag Sozialwissenschaften, 7-35.

Karstedt, S. (2004): ‘Macht, Ungleichheit und Korruption: Strukturelle und kulturelle

Determinanten im internationalen Vergleich (Power, Inequality and Corruption: Structural and

Cultural Factors in International Comparison).‘ In: Oberwittler, D. and S. Karstedt (eds):

Soziologie der Kriminalität. Sonderheft 43 der Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie und

Sozialpsychologie. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag Sozialwissenschaften, 384-412.

Karstedt, S. (2004): ‘Linking Capital: Institutionelle Dimensionen sozialen Kapitals (Linking

Capital: The Institutional Dimensions of Social Capital).’ In: Kessel, F. and & H.-U. Otto (eds)

Soziale Arbeit und soziales Kapital. Zur Kritik lokaler Gemeinschaftlichkeit. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag

für Sozialwissenschaften, 45-62.

Karstedt, S. (2003): ‘Moral und Skandal: Die Macht der oeffentlichen Moral. Ein Vergleich der

Kriminalitaetsdiskurse in Deutschland und Grossbritannien (Moralising and Scandalising: The

Power of Public Morality. A Comparison of Crime Discourses in Germany and Great Britain).’ In:

Junge, M. (ed): Macht und Moral. Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, 255-274.

Karstedt, S. (2001): ‘Individualismus und Gewalt: Extreme Modernisierung oder Re-

Traditionalisierung der Gesellschaft? (Individualism and Violence: Extreme Modernization or Re-

Traditionalization of Society?).’ In: Albrecht, G., Backes, O. and W. Kühnel (eds):

Gewaltkriminalität zwischen Mythos und Realität. Frankfurt a. M.: Suhrkamp, 236-255.

Karstedt, S. (2001): ‘Wenn man sich mehr erlauben kann: Soziale Ungleichheit, Exklusivität und

Elitekriminalität (Taking Liberties: Social Inequality, Exclusiveness and Elite Crimes).‘ In: Althoff,

M., Cremer-Schäfer, H., Löschper, G. et al. (eds): Integration und Ausschließung: Kriminalpolitik

und Kriminalität in Zeiten gesellschaftlicher Transformation. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 126-142.


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Karstedt, S. (2001): ‘Recht, Rechte und kulturelle Identität (Law, Rights and Cultural Identity).‘ In:

Allmendinger, J. (ed.): Die gute Gesellschaft? Opladen: Leske und Budrich, 1002-1016.

Karstedt, S. (2000): ‘Der urbane Raum als Zentrum sozialer Prozesse - Kriminalität in der

polarisierten Stadt (Urban Space and Crime in the Polarized City).‘ In: Ludwig-Mayerhofer, W.

(ed): Soziale Ungleichheit, Kriminalität und Kriminalisierung. Opladen: Leske und Budrich, 23-47.

Karstedt, S. (2000): ‘Soziales Kapital - Ein Ausweg aus der Krise des Wohlfahrtsstaates? (Social

Capital: A Solution to the Crisis of the Welfare State?).’ In: Rottleuthner, H. (ed): Armer

Rechtsstaat? Baden-Baden: Nomos, 75-102.

Karstedt, S. (1999): ‘Soziale Probleme und soziale Bewegungen (Social Problems and Social

Movements).‘ In: Albrecht, G., Groenemeyer, A. and F. Stallberg (eds): Handbuch Soziale

Probleme. Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, 73-110.

Karstedt, S. (1999): ‘Individualisierung, Individualismus und Gewalt - ein Blick über die Grenzen.

Kultur und Gesellschaft im internationalen Vergleich (Individualization, Individualism, and

Violence: A Cross-Cultural Comparison).‘ In: Honegger, C., Hradil, S. and F. Traxler (eds):

Grenzenlose Gesellschaft? Verhandlungen des 29. Kongresses der Deutschen Gesellschaft für

Soziologie. Opladen: Leske und Budrich, 258-272.

Karstedt, S. (1998): ‘Vergangenheitsbewältigung - Öffentliche Moral und Recht in Deutschland

nach 1945 und 1989 im Spiegel von Umfrageergebnissen (Coming to Terms with the Past: Public

Moral Judgments and Law in Germany after 1945 and 1989 in Public Opinion Research).‘ In:

Lüschen, G. (ed.): Das Moralische in der Soziologie. Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, 241-268.

Karstedt, S. (1996): ‘Macht und Moral: Zur Rolle gesellschaftlicher Eliten in Prozessen der

Normerosion (Power and Morality: The Impact of Social Elites on the Erosion of Norms).‘

In: Frommel, M. And V. Gessner (eds): Normenerosion. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 179-206.

Karstedt, S. (1996): ‘Soziale Ungleichheit und Kriminalität - Zurück in die Zukunft? (Social

Inequality and Crime: Back to the Future?).’ In: Bussmann, K.-D. and R. Kreissl (eds): Kritische

Kriminologie in der Diskussion. Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, 45-72.

Karstedt, S. and W. Greve (1996): ‘Die Vernunft des Verbrechens. Rational, irrational, banal? Der

"Rational-Choice" Ansatz in der Kriminologie (The Reason of Crime: Rational, Irrational, Trivial?

Rational Choice Theories in Criminology).‘ In: Bussmann, K.-D. and R. Kreissl (eds): Kritische

Kriminologie in der Diskussion. Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, 171-210.

Karstedt, S. (1992): ‘Ambulante Maßnahmen - Eine Gefahr für die "Innere Sicherheit"?

(Community Programs for Juvenile Offenders: A Danger for Public Safety?).’ In: Gass, H. and R.

Kaulitzki (eds): Ambulante Maßnahmen und Innere Sicherheit in der Jugendkriminalpolitik.

Bremen: Lüssumer Verein: 61-75.

Karstedt, S. (1992): ‘Emanzipation und Kriminalität: Ein neuer "Mythos"? (Emancipation and

Crime: A New Myth?).‘ In: Ostendorf, H. (ed): Strafverfolgung und Strafverzicht. Köln: Heymann,

633-672.


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Karstedt, S. (1992): ‘Verlaufsformen "krimineller Karrieren": Wechsel zwischen Delikttypen,

Rückfallintervalle und Sanktionsinterventionen. Eine Untersuchung anhand des Strafregisters des

Kantons Jura (Criminal Careers: Changing between Types of Offenses, Intervals of Re-Offending,

and Sanctions).’ In: Killias, M. (ed.): Rückfall und Bewährung. Chur: Rüegger, 293-326.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1989): ‘Sanktionserfahrungen und Sanktionserwartungen von Jugendlichen.

Eine empirische Studie zur Integration von Individual und Generalprävention (Experiences and

Expectations of Sanctions: An Empirical Study on the Integration of Special and General

Deterrence).’ In: Bundesministerium der Justiz (ed.): Jugendstrafrechtsreform durch die Praxis.

Bonn, 168-196.

Karstedt-Henke, S. and B. Crasmöller (1988): ‘Informationen über Delinquenz im informellen

Netzwerk Jugendlicher: Muster der Informationsverdichtung und -begrenzung (Information

about Delinquency in the Social Networks of Juveniles: Patterns of Clustering and Limiting

Information).‘ In: Kaiser, G.., Kury, H. and H.J. Albrecht (eds): Kriminologische Forschung in den

80er Jahren. Projektberichte aus der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Freiburg: Eigenverlag MPI,

697-725.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1986): ‘Zwischen Routine und pädagogischer Bemühung Determinanten

der Entscheidung von Jugendrichtern (Between Routines and Educational Efforts: Determinants

of Sentencing Decisions of Juvenile Court Judges).‘ In: Ostendorf, H. (ed): Integration von

Strafrechts und Sozialwissenschaften. München: Schweitzer, 263-282.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1985): ‘Die Stützung von strafrechtlichen Normen und Sanktionen durch das

Rechtsgefühl. Ein kognitionszentrierter Ansatz (Support of Penal Laws and Sanctions: The

Emotive aspects of law and a Cognition-Centered Approaches).’ In: Lampe, H.J. (ed): Das

sogenannte Rechtsgefühl. Jahrbuch für Rechtssoziologie und Rechtstheorie, Bd. 10. Opladen:

Westdeutscher Verlag, 210-239.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1984): ‘Die Entwicklung von Prüfverfahren bei der Verwendung von

prozeßproduzierten Daten (The Development of Test Procedures for Process-Produced Data).‘

In: Bick, W., Mann, R. and P.J. Müller (eds): Sozialforschung und Verwaltungsdaten. Stuttgart:

Klett-Cotta, 160-177.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1982): ‘Aktenanalyse. Ein Beitrag zur Methodenkritik der Instanzen-

Forschung (Analysis of Files: A Critical Review of Methods in Researching Institutions of Social

Control).‘ In: Albrecht, G. and M. Brusten (eds): Soziale Probleme und soziale Kontrolle. Neue

empirische Forschungen, Bestandsaufnahmen und kritische Analysen. Opladen: Westdeutscher

Verlag, 195-208.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1982): ‘Zur Lage der empirischen Forschung. Die Entwicklung der Forschung

über soziale Probleme von 1967-1977 (Empirical on Social Problems: Development 1967-1977).‘

In: Albrecht, G. and M. Brusten (eds): Soziale Probleme und soziale Kontrolle Neue empirische

Forschungen, Bestandsaufnahmen und kritische Analysen. Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, 264-

287.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1980): ‘Alkoholkonsum und Fahren: Zur Analyse eines "alltäglichen"

Normenkonflikts (Drinking and Driving: Analysis of an Everyday Conflict of Norms).‘ In: Berger,


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H., Legnaro, A. and K.H. Reuband (eds): Alkoholkonsum und Alkoholabhängigkeit. Stuttgart:

Kohlhammer, 83-98.

Karstedt-Henke, S. (1980): ‘Soziale Bewegung und Terrorismus: Alltagstheorien und

sozialwissenschaftliche Ansätze zur Erklärung des Terrorismus (Social Movements and Terrorism:

Popular Theories and Scientific Explanations).‘ In: Blankenburg, E. (ed): Politik der inneren

Sicherheit. Frankfurt a. M.: Suhrkamp, 169-237.

Karstedt, S. (1975): ‘Soziale Randgruppen und soziologische Theorie (Marginal Groups and

Sociological Theory). In: Brusten, M. and J. Hohmeier (eds): Stigmatisierung: Zur Produktion

gesellschaftlicher Randgruppen. Vol. 1. Neuwied: Luchterhand, 169-196.

Henke, H.H. and S. Karstedt (1972): ‘Institutionsberatung und Aktionsforschung (Institutional

Counselling and Action Research).‘ In: Haag, F., Krüger, H. et al. (eds): Aktionsforschung:

Forschungsstrategien, Forschungsfelder und Forschungspläne. München: Juventa, 117-136.

OTHER LANGUAGES, TRANSLATIONS

Karstedt, S. (2017) ‘Atrocidades.’ In: Carlen, P. and L. Ayres Franca (eds) Criminologias

Alternativas. Porto Alegre: Canal Ciências Criminais, 401-432. ISBN 978-85-92712-12-9.

Karstedt, S. (2005): ‘Individualisme et Violence: Modernisation extreme our re-traditionalisation

de la societe? Une comparaison interculturelle. (Individualism and Violence: Extreme

Modernization or Re-Traditionalization of Society?).’ Deviance et Societe 29: 273-284.

Karstedt, S. (1992): ‘Liberté, Egalité, Sororité. Quelques Réflexions sur la Politique Criminelle

Féministe (Liberty, Egality and Sorority : Reflections on Feminism and Crimel Policies).’ Déviance

et Société 16: 287-296.

Karstedt, S. (2006): ‘Democracy, Values and Violence: Paradoxes, Tensions, and Comparative

Advantages of Liberal Inclusion.’ Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

605: 50-81. Translated into Spanish: ‘Democracia, valores y violencia: Paradojas, tensiones y

ventajas comparativas de la inclusión liberal.’ In: Serrano Maillo, A. And J.L. Guzman Dalbora

(eds) (2008): Procesos de Infracción de Normas y de Reacción a la Infracción de Normas: Dos

Tradiciones Criminológicas. Madrid: Dykinson, 277-312.

Karstedt, S. (2002): ‘Emotions and Criminal Justice.’ Theoretical Criminology 6(3): 299-317.

Translated into Portuguese: ‘Emoções e justiça criminal.’ In: Machado, H. and F. Santos (eds)

(2010): Justiça, ambientes mediáticos e ordem social. Ribeirao: Edicoes Humus, 17 – 38.

Karstedt, S. (2003): ‘Legacies of a Culture of Inequality: The Janus-Face of Crime in Post-

Communist Societies.’ Crime, Law and Social Change 40(2-3): 295–320. Translated into Russian:

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Nasledie kul'tury neravenstva: problemy prestupnosti v

postkommunisticheskikh stranakh.’ In: Kondakov, A. (ed.) Obshchestvo i pravo: issledovatel'skie

perspektivy [Law and Society: Research Perspectives]. St. Petersburg: Centre for Independent

Social Research, 212—240.

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Karstedt, S. (2016): Transitional Justice and Complex Conflicts: Legacies of multipolar and

horizontal violence. With Michael Koch. Report for the International Centre for Transitional

Justice, New York, May 2016

Cato Institute (2015): ‘Criminology across States and Nations, Response Essay.’ 5 October 2015,


Cato Institute (2015): ‘Great facts and new facts: The end of U.S. mass imprisonment? Response

Essay.’ 24 September 2015, http://www.cato-unbound.org/2015/09/24/susanne-karstedt/great-

facts-new-facts-end-us-mass-imprisonment

Karstedt, S. (2015): ‘Global Hotspots of Violence: Intervention and Prevention in the Top 20 most

Violent Countries.’ In: Polizei Newsletter, Ruhr-University Bochum, http://www.polizei-

newsletter.de/documents/2015_Karstedt_Reduction_of_violence_2014.pdf

Thomas, T., Thompson, D. & Karstedt, S. (2014): Assessing the impact of Circles of Support and

Accountability on the reintegration of adults convicted of sexual offences in the community.

Final Report, June 2014, University of Leeds, Leeds

Karstedt, S. (2013): ‘Roundtable International Criminal Justice.’


Karstedt, S. and S. Farrall (2007): Law Abiding Majority? The everyday crimes of the middle

classes. Briefing 3, July 2007, Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, London.

http://www.crimeandjustice.org.uk/opus45/Law_abiding_Majority_FINAL_VERSION.pdf

Hope, T., Karstedt, S. and S. Farrall (2001): The Relationship between Calls and Crimes. London:

Home Office.

http://www.crimeandjustice.org.uk/opus45/Law_abiding_Majority_FINAL_VERSION.pdf

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