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Horton, J. Order and conflict theories of social problems as competing ideologies.--Lofland, J. Deviance as a type of social conflict.--Cressey, D. R. Culture conflict, differential association, and normative conflict.--Yinger, J. M. Contraculture and subculture.--Vold, G. Group conflict theory as explanation of crime.--Turk, A. T. Conflict and criminality.--Quinney, R. Theory: the social reality of crime.--Horowitz, I. L. and Liebowitz, M. Social deviance and political marginality.--Douglas, J. D. Cooperative subcultures, deviant subcultures, and rebellious subcultures.--Sagarin, E. Sex raises its revolutionary head.--Hobsbawm, E. J. The Mafia as a social movement.--Schelling, T. C. Economic analysis of organized crime.--Kelly, R. J. New political crimes and the emergence of revolutionary nationalist ideologies.--Becker, H. S. Moral entrepreneurs.--Chambliss, W. J. A sociological analysis of the law of vagrancy.--Molotch, H. Oil in Santa Barbara and power in America.--McCaghy, C. H. and Denisoff, R. S. Pirates and politics; an analysis of interest group conflict.--Brown, M. E. The condemnation and persecution of hippies.--Coser, L. A. The termination of conflict.--Martin, J. M. Toward a political definition of juvenile delinquency.
[Editors:] R. Serge Denisoff [and] Charles H. McCaghy.