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Introduction to Part V: Geographic Status of Rural Criminological Research |
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Editor(s): Alistair Harkness, Jessica René Peterson, Matt Bowden, Cassie Pedersen and Joseph F Donnermeyer |
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Despite rural criminology's origins dating back to the 1930s, the growth of rural criminology has not been even across the globe. The 'big four' academic bases of rural criminological study - the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and to a slightly lesser extent Canada - have hitherto dominated the scholarship landscape in book chapter and journal article form. |
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The Encyclopedia of Rural Crime, p. 313-313 |
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