Schwendinger, Julia

Julia and Herman Schwendinger were among the main participants in the Berkeley School of Criminology. Their innovative works have made crucial contributions to the development of radical criminology, particularly in areas of the exploitation of women and women's resistance, adolescent subcultures, surveillance, class analysis, and sociological theory. Among their books are "The Sociologists of the Chair," "Adolescent Subcultures and Democracy," and "Rape and Inequality." Their significant innovations in criminology are recognized with their inclusion in the text "Fifty Key Thinkers in Criminol...