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The BRITISH Criminology Conferences: Selected Proceedings. Volume 2. Papers from the BRITISH Criminology Conference, Queens University, Belfast, 15-19 July 1997. This volume published March 1999. Editor: Mike Brogden. ISSN 1464-4088. See end of file for copyright and other information. BRITISH SERIAL killing : TOWARDS A STRUCTURAL EXPLANATION Chris Grover and Keith Soothill Leyton (1986) argues that in order to understand the phenomenon of SERIAL killing factors beyond the psychological tradition need to be analysed. His structural account using evidence of American SERIAL killing and focusing on socio-economic factors provides a powerful contribution to a neglected area.
The present 'crime' in terms of explanation is not one of commission - everyone is entitled to proffer an explanation - but one of omission - some explanatory frameworks are rarely
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