Handbook of LGBT Communities, Crime, and Justice

Part I. Introduction and Overview of LGBT Communities, Crime, and Justice

1. Introduction: Reducing the Invisibility of Sexual and Gender Identities in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Dana Peterson, Vanessa R. Panfil

2. “Queering Criminology”: Overview of the State of the Field
Jordan Blair Woods

Part II. LGBT Communities, Crime, and Victimization

3. Bias Crimes Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: Global Prevalence, Impacts, and Causes
Rebecca L. Stotzer

4. Marking 35Years of Research on Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence: Lessons and New Directions
Adam M. Messinger

5. The LGBT Offender
Jeffery P. Dennis

6. When They Tell You Who You Are: Lesbian Resistance to the Policing of Multiple Identities
Dominique E. Johnson

7. “I Will Fight You Like I’m Straight”: Gay Gang- and Crime-Involved Men’s Participation in Violence

Vanessa R. Panfil

Part III. LGBT Communities and Juvenile and Criminal Justice Systems

8. Pleasures, Perversities, and Partnerships: The Historical Emergence of LGBT-Police Relationships
Angela Dwyer

9. Intersections of Gender and Sexuality in Police Abuses Against Transgender Sex Workers in Sri Lanka
Andrea J. Nichols

10. Policing the Lesbian and Gay Community: The Perceptions of Lesbian and Gay Police Officers
Roddrick Colvin

11. Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Youth Incarcerated in Delinquent Facilities
Joanne Belknap, Kristi Holsinger, Jani S. Little

12. Gender Integration in Sex-Segregated U.S. Prisons: The Paradox of Transgender Correctional Policy
Jennifer Sumner, Valerie Jenness

13. LGBT Issues and Criminal Justice Education
Kevin Cannon, P. Ann Dirks-Linhorst, P. Denise Cobb, Florence Maatita, Dawn Beichner, Robbin Ogle

Part IV. LGBT Communities, Law, and Justice

14. Rethinking the “World Polity” Perspective on Global Sodomy Law Reform
Neil Cobb

15. LGBT Movements in Southeast Europe: Violence, Justice, and International Intersections
Susan C. Pearce, Alex Cooper

16. The Death Penalty as Genocide: The Persecution of “Homosexuals” in Uganda

Christina DeJong, Eric Long

17. Presumptive Criminals: U.S. Criminal Law and HIV-Related Aggravated Assaults
Ari Ezra Waldman

18. Define “Sex”: Legal Outcomes for Transgender Individuals in the United States
Alexis Forbes

19. Bullying of LGBT Youth in America: Prevalence, Effects, and Government Responses
Sarah Warbelow, Ty Cobb

Part V. LGBT Communities, Crime, and Public Health

20. Examining Dating Violence and Its Mental Health Consequences Among Sexual Minority Youth
Tameka L. Gillum, Gloria T. DiFulvio

21. The Queer Delinquent: Impacts of Risk and Protective Factors on Sexual Minority Juvenile Offending in the U.S.
Meredith Conover-Williams

22. Diversity at the Margins: The Interconnections Between Homelessness, Sex Work, Mental Health, and Substance Use in the Lives of Sexual Minority Homeless Young People
Tyler Frederick

23. A State of Exception: Intersectionality, Health, and Social Exemption

Ryan A. Levy

Part VI. Future Directions and Concluding Thoughts

24. What’s Queer About Queer Criminology?
Matthew Ball

25. Hardly Queer, or Very Queer Indeed? Concluding Thoughts about the Handbook of LGBT
Communities, Crime, and Justice

Vanessa R. Panfil, Dana Peterson

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Criminology & Criminal Justice, Gender Studies