PHILIP
JENKINS
ARTICLES
AND BOOK CHAPTERS
From Edward Lhuyd to Iolo
Morganwg: The Death and Rebirth of Antiquarianism in Eighteenth Century
Glamorgan, Morgannwg 23(1979):29-48.
South Wales and Munster in
the Eighteenth Century, Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological
Society 34(1979): 95-101.
Jacobites and Freemasons in
Eighteenth Century Wales, Welsh History Review 9(4)(1979): 391-406.
Two Poems on the Glamorgan
Gentry Community in the Reign of James II, National Library of Wales Journal
21(2)(1979): 159-178.
Anti-Popery on the Welsh
Marches in the Seventeenth Century, Historical Journal 23(2)(1980):
275-93.
A New Source for the History
of Eighteenth Century Monmouthshire, Monmouthshire Antiquary 4(1980):
46-9.
`A Welsh Lancashire?'
Monmouthshire Catholics in the Eighteenth Century, Recusant History
15(3)(1980): 176-188.
Glamorgan Roads in the Early
Modern Period, Transactions of the Port Talbot Historical Society
3(2)(1981): 92-101.
`The Old Leaven.' The Welsh
Roundheads After 1660, Historical Journal 24(4)(1981): 807-823.
The Gibbs Family: Law and
Party Politics in Stuart Glamorgan, Morgannwg 25(1981): 100-111.
Mary Wharton and the Rise of
the `New Woman.' National Library of Wales Journal 22(1)(1981): 170-186.
The Demographic Decline of
the Landed Gentry in the Eighteenth Century: A South Wales Study, Welsh
History Review 11(1)(1982): 31-49.
John Clephane: A Scottish
Traveller in Eighteenth Century Europe, National Library of Wales Journal
22(4)(1982): 416-426.
The Radicals and the
Rehabilitative Ideal 1890-1940, Criminology 20(3)(1982): 347-372.
`Erewhon': A Manifesto
of the Rehabilitative Ideal, Journal of Criminal Justice 11(1) (1983):
35-46.
Francis Gwyn and the Birth of the Tory Party, Welsh
History Review 11(3) (1983): 183-201.
Eugenics, Crime and Ideology,
Pennsylvania History 51(1) (1984): 64-78.
The Creation of an Ancient
Gentry: Glamorgan 1760-1840, Welsh History Review 12(1) (1984): 29-49.
The Dominance of Authority:
Austin Turk and Political Criminality, (with Gary W. Potter) Contemporary
Crises 8(1984): 157-165.
Cambridgeshire and the
Gentry, Journal of Regional and Local Studies 4(1) (1984): 1-17.
Varieties of Enlightenment
Criminology: Beccaria, Godwin, de Sade, British Journal of Criminology
24(2)(1984): 112-130.
*This article has been
reprinted twice:
1. (under the title of The
Marquis de Sade and Enlightenment Criminology,) in Colette Verger Michael, ed.,
The Marquis de Sade: His Ethics and His Rhetoric (Peter Lang Publishing,
1989), pp.117-142. In American University Series II: Romance Languages and
Literature
2. This article has been
reprinted in Piers Beirne, ed., The Origins and Growth of Criminology:
Essays in Intellectual History 1760-1945, (Aldershot, England: Dartmouth
Publishing, 1994: in the series, International Library of Criminology and
Criminal Justice).
Temperance and the Origins of
Progressive Penology, Journal of Criminal Justice 12(6) (1984): 551-566.
G.K. Chesterton and the
Resistance to Positivist Penology, Law and Justice 80-81(1984): 7-24.
Correctional Issues and
Politics: A Cross-National Study, Proceedings of the 114th Annual Congress
of the American Correctional Association. San Antonio, TX (1984): 97-104.
*Reprinted: This
article was reprinted as Prison Crowding: A Cross-National Study, In International
Corrections: An Overview (ACA Monograph number 11, 1987), pp. 17-26.
The Tory Tradition in
Eighteenth Century Cardiff, Welsh History Review 12(2)(1984):180-196.
Church Patronage and Clerical
Politics in Eighteenth Century Glamorgan, Morgannwg 28(1984):32-47.
Tory Industrialism and Town
Politics, Historical Journal 28(1)(1985):102-123.
Old and New Catholics in
Stuart Wales: The Carne Family, Recusant History 17(1985): 362-373.
Midland Toryism in the
Eighteenth Century, Journal of Regional and Local Studies 6(2)(1985):
1-12.
A Progressive Revolution?
Pennsylvania Penology 1900-1950, Criminal Justice History 6(1985):
177-199.
Wales and the Order of the
Royal Oak, National Library of Wales Journal 24(3)(1986): 339-351.
The Ku Klux Klan in
Pennsylvania 1920-1940, Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine
69(2)(1986): 121-137.
Organized Crime in London: A
Comparative Perspective, (with Gary W. Potter) Corruption and Reform
1(1986): 165-87.
From Gallows to Prison: The
Execution Rate in Early Modern England, Criminal Justice History
7(1986): 51-71.
*Reprinted: This
article was reprinted in a book edited by Louis A. Knafla, Crime, Police and
the Courts in British History (Westport, CT: Meckler, 1990):129-149.
Times and Seasons: The Cycles
of the Year in Eighteenth Century Glamorgan, Morgannwg 30(1986): 20-41.
`The Sufferings of the
Clergy.' The Church in Glamorgan During the Interregnum, This was published in
three instalments in the Journal of Welsh Ecclesiastical History Part
one appeared in JWEH 3(1986):1-17; Part two in ibid.
4(1987):9-41; Part three in ibid. 5(1988): 73-80.
From Salem to Jordan: A
Historical Perspective on Child Abuse Trials, (with Daniel Maier-Katkin) Augustus
9(6)(1986): 14-24.
Party Conflict and Political
Stability in Eighteenth Century Monmouthshire, Historical Journal 29(3)
(1986): 557-575.
The Assassins Revisited:
Claire Sterling and the Politics of Intelligence, Intelligence and National
Security 1(3)(1986): 459-471.
Into the Upperworld? Crime, Law
and Punishment in English Society, (review article) Social History
12(1)(1987): 93-102.
Serial Murder on Campus,
(with Edwin Donovan) Campus Law Enforcement Journal 17(4)(1987): 42-44.
The Politics and Mythology of
Organized Crime: A Philadelphia Case-Study, (with Gary W. Potter) Journal of
Criminal Justice 15(1987): 473-484.
The Glamorgan Gentry in 1677,
National Library of Wales Journal 25(1)(1987): 53-70.
Serial Murder in England
1940-1985, Journal of Criminal Justice 16(1)(1988): 1-15.
*Reprinted: this
article was reprinted in Elliott Leyton ed., Serial Murder: Modern
Scientific Perspectives (Aldershot, England: Dartmouth/Ashgate, 1999).
Policing the Cold War:
European Policing 1945-1955, Historical Journal 31(1)(1988): 141-157.
Whose Terrorists? Libya and
State Criminality, Contemporary Crises 12(1)(1988):5-24.
Terrorism in the 1980s,
(review article) Intelligence and National Security 3(1)(1988): 205-207.
Cantrefs and Regions in Early
Medieval Glamorgan AD 400-1100, Cambridge Medieval Celtic Studies
15(1988):31-50.
Before the Krays: Organized
Crime in London 1920-1960, (with Gary W. Potter) Criminal Justice History
9(1988): 209-230.
Myth and Murder: The Serial
Murder Panic of 1983-1985, Criminal Justice Research Bulletin
3(11)(1988): 1-7.
Protecting the Victims of
Child Sexual Abuse: A Case for Caution, Prison Journal 68(2)(1988):
25-35. (with Daniel Katkin).
*Reprinted: The
articles Protecting Victims of Child Sexual Abuse and Myth and Murder: The
Serial Murder Panic of 1983-1985 were both reprinted as chapters in Victor E.
Kappeler, Mark Blumberg and Gary W. Potter, eds, The Mythology of Crime and
Criminal Justice, (Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press, 1993),
respectively pp. 38-51, and 53-74. Modified versions of these chapters were also
reprinted in the second edition of this work, 1995.
Evidence and Ideology: The
Assassination of Olof Palme, Contemporary Crises 13(1)(1989): 15-33.
The Politics of Organized
Crime in Australia: A Comparative View, Journal of Crime and Justice
12(1)(1989): 103-128.
Under Two Flags: Provocation
and Deception in European Terrorism, Terrorism: An Interdisciplinary Journal
11(1989): 275-287.
A New History of Wales
(review article), Historical Journal 32(2)(1989): 387-393.
Serial Murder in the United
States 1900-1940: A Historical Perspective, Journal of Criminal Justice
17(5)(1989): 377-392.
Sharing Murder: Understanding
Group Serial Homicide, Journal of Crime and Justice, 13(2)(1990):
125-147.
Chesterton as Criminologist, Chesterton
Review 16(3-4)(1990):213-228.
Welsh Anglicans and the
Interregnum, Journal of the Historical Society of the Church in Wales
27(1990):51-59.
Strategy of Tension: The
Belgian Terrorist Crisis of 1982-6, Terrorism: An International Journal
13(1991): 299-309.
*Reprinted: This
article has been reprinted in Edward Moxon-Browne, ed., European Terrorism,
(Aldershot, England: Dartmouth Publishing, 1993): 299-309
The European Arms Industries
in the 1980s: A Study in Corporate Crime, International Criminal Justice
Review 1(1991): 1-20.
Changing Perceptions of
Serial Murder in Contemporary England, Journal of Contemporary Criminal
Justice 7(4)(1991): 210-231.
Investigating Occult and
Ritual Crime: A Case for Caution, Police Forum 2(1) (1992): 1-7
A Murder Wave? Trends in
American Serial Homicide 1940-1990, Criminal Justice Review 17(1)
(1992): 1-19.
*This article has been
reprinted twice:
1. In Robert D. Crutchfield,
George S. Bridges, and Joseph G. Weis, eds., Crime: Readings (Thousand
Oaks, CA: Pine Forge Press, 1996).
2. The article was also
reprinted in Elliott Leyton ed., Serial Murder: Modern Scientific
Perspectives (Aldershot, England: Dartmouth/Ashgate, 1999).
Narcotics Trafficking and the
American Mafia: the Myth of Internal Prohibition, Crime, Law and Social
Change 18 (1992): 303-318.
From Eye Witness to Private Eye: G. K.
Chesterton and the Tradition of Expos Journalism, Chesterton Review,
18(2)(1992): 225-244
G. K. Chesterton and the Anti-Catholic Tradition, Chesterton
Review 18(3)(1992): 345-369.
Satanism: Myth and Reality in
a Contemporary Moral Panic, (with Daniel Maier-Katkin) Crime, Law and Social
Change, 17(1992): 53-75.
The Speed Capital of the
World: Organizing the Methamphetamine Industry in Philadelphia 1970-1990, Criminal
Justice Policy Review 6(1)(1992): 17-39.
The C. T. A. Case: A
Case-Study in Political Corruption, Crime, Law and Social Change/ Corruption
and Reform 19(4) (1993): 329-351.
A Utopia of Usurers? The Crimes of the Upperworld, (review
article). Chesterton Review. 19(2) (1993): 219-227.
Heresy and Orthodoxy in
Recent Best-Sellers, (review article). Chesterton Review. 19(3)(1993):
341-347
African-Americans and Serial
Homicide, American Journal of Criminal Justice 17(2)(1993): 47-60
*Reprinted: This
article was reprinted in Ronald M. Holmes and Stephen T. Holmes, Contemporary
Perspectives on Serial Murder, Sage, 1998: 17-32.
The Ice Age: the Social Construction of a Drug Panic, Justice
Quarterly 11.1 (1994): 7-31
*This article has been
reprinted twice:
1. In Marilyn McShane and
Frank P. Williams, eds., Drug Use and Drug Policy, New York: Garland,
1997: 153-78
2. It was also reprinted in
Gary W. Potter and Victor E. Kappeler, Constructing Crime, Prospect
Heights, IL: Waveland 1998: 137-160.
Peacemaking and Terrorism, Peace
Review, 6:1 (1994): 93-101
Feminism: or ChestertonŐs Mistake About Women, (review
article). Chesterton Review, (1995)
It CanŐt Happen Here: Fascism
and Right-Wing Extremism in Pennsylvania 1933-42, Pennsylvania History
62(1)(1995): 31-58
Spy Mad: Investigating
Subversion in Pennsylvania 1917-18, Pennsylvania History 63(2)(1996):
204-231.
Naming the Beast:
Contemporary Apocalyptic Novels (review article) Chesterton Review
22(4)(1996): 487-97.
Beyond the Fringe: Recent
Writing on New and Unorthodox Religious Movements Critical Review of Books
in Religion 1996, (review essay), 9 (1996): 45-64.
A Wide-Open City:
Prostitution in Progressive Era Lancaster, Pennsylvania History
65(4)(1998): 509-26.
Sideways Into Sociology, American
Sociologist 29(3)(1998): 5-8.
Catholic Responses to
Fascism, (response) Chesterton Review 25(1-2)(1999): 65-69
Visions of Jesus Chesterton
Review 25(4)(1999): 479-491.
The New Age: The First
Century Chesterton Review 26(1-2)(2000): 59-73.
Hidden Gospels, in The
Bible and Interpretation (2001), online at: http://www.bibleinterp.com/articles/hiddengospel.htm
Progressive Utopias and
Collectivist Nightmares, Chesterton Review 27(3)(2001): 317-30.
The Plight of Pygmy Nations: Wales
in Early Modern Europe, North American Journal of Welsh Studies
2(1)(2002). Online at http://spruce.flint.umich.edu/~ellisjs/PJenkins.PDF
Catch Me Before I Kill More:
Seriality as Modern Monstrosity, Cultural Analysis, 3(2002). Online at
http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~caforum/volume3/vol3_article1.html
The Last Acceptable
Prejudice, Theology Digest 51(4)(2004): 1-23
New-Old Gospels:
Rediscovering a Spurious History, Chesterton Review 30(3-4)(2004):
357-374.
After The Next Christendom,
International Bulletin of Missionary Research January 2004: 20-22.
Le Jsus Des Sectes: Comment Le Christ
sotrique Devint Le Christ Des Universitaires, Murmures DŐIrem
(France), 16 (2005): 91-98
Living Through the Greatest
Religious Change, Spectrum 33(Summer 2005): 67-70
The Next Christendom, Hanover
Quarterly Winter 2005: 24-27
Reading the Bible in the Global
South, International Bulletin of Missionary Research 30(2)(2006): 67-73
Demographics, Religion and
the Future of Europe, Orbis Summer 2006: 519-539
Southern Cross, Boston
College Magazine Spring 2007: 59-61
Godless Europe? International
Bulletin of Missionary Research 31(3)(2007): 115-20
The Next Christendom, The
Religious Educator 8(3)(2007): 113-125
New Patterns of Urban Riot,
(with Fred Hutchings). In Israel Barak-Glantz and Elmer Johnson, eds., Comparative
Criminology. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage (1983): 69-85.
Traven and the Wobblies, In
Ernst Schrer and Philip Jenkins, eds., B. Traven: Life and Work.
(University Park, PA: Penn State Press, 1987), 199-215.
Glamorgan Politics 1789-1868,
In Prys Morgan, ed., Glamorgan County History, Vol. 6 (Cardiff:
Glamorgan County History Trust, 1988): 1-18.
Political Quiescence and
Political Ferment, in Trevor Herbert, ed., The Remaking of Wales in the
Eighteenth Century (Cardiff, University of Wales Press, 1988): 8-42.
The New York City Police
Strike of 1971, in Ronald M. Filippelli, ed., Labor Conflict in the United
States: An Encyclopedia (New York: Garland, 1990): 359-361. Also published
in this encyclopedia was Philip Jenkins, The Baltimore Police Strike of 1974,
pp 33-35.
Spy Fiction and Real
Terrorism, in Wesley K. Wark, ed., Spy Fiction, Spy Films and Real
Intelligence (London: Frank Cass, 1991): 185-203. (The papers in this book
were also published simultaneously as articles in a special number of the
journal Intelligence and National Security)
Occult Survivors: The Making
of a Myth, (with Daniel Maier-Katkin) in James Richardson, David Bromley and
Joel Best, eds., The Satanism Scare (Hawthorne, NY: Aldine de Gruyter,
1991): 127-144.
Chance or Choice: Victimization
in Serial Murder, in Anna Victoria Wilson ed., Homicide: The Victim-Offender
Connection (Cincinnati: Anderson, 1993): 461-477
The Anglican Church and the
Unity of Britain: the Welsh Experience, in Steven Ellis and Sarah Barber, Conquest
and Union: Fashioning a British State 1485-1725 (London: Longmans, 1995):
115-138.
Clergy Sexual Abuse: The
Symbolic Politics of a Social Problem, in Joel Best, ed., Images of Issues,
revised edition (Hawthorne, NY: Aldine de Gruyter, 1995): 105-130.
Serial Murder in England,
Germany and the USA, 1900-1940, in Thomas OŐReilly-Fleming ed., Serial and
Mass Murder: Theory, Research and Policy (Toronto: Canadian ScholarsŐ
Press, 1996): 93-108
Bricks in the Wall, in
Schrer, Keune and Jenkins, eds., The Berlin Wall: Representations and
Perspectives (New York: Peter Lang, 1996): 205-213.
The Social Construction of
Serial Homicide, in John E. Conklin, ed., New Perspectives in Criminology
(Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1996): 2-14.
Note: this was
excerpted from my 1994 book Using Murder.
Seventeenth Century Wales:
Definition and Identity, in Brendan Bradshaw and Peter Roberts, eds., British
Consciousness & Identity: The Making of Britain, 1533-1707 (Cambridge
University Press, 1998): 213-35.
Creating a Culture of Clergy
Deviance, in Anson Shupe, ed., Wolves Within the Fold: Religious Leadership
and Abuses of Power (New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 1998):
118-132.
Foreword, in Sean A. Anderson
and Gregory J. Howard, eds., Interrogating Popular Culture: Deviance, Justice
and Social Order (Guilderland, NY: Harrow and Heston, 1998), vii-x.
Fighting Terrorism as if
Women Mattered: Anti-Abortion Violence as Unconstructed Terrorism, in Jeff
Ferrell and Neil Websdale, eds, Making Trouble: Cultural Constructions of
Crime, Deviance and Control (Hawthorne, NY: Aldine De Gruyter, 1999),
319-346
*Reprinted: This
chapter was reprinted in Pamala Griset and Sue Mahan, eds., Terrorism in
Perspective (Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2003).
Between Two Revolutions:
Wales 1642-1780, in Gareth E. Jones and Dai Smith, eds., The People of Wales
(Llandyssul, Wales: Gomer Press, 1999): 83-110.
Welsh Urban Networks
1600-1850, in Peter Clark, ed., The Cambridge Urban History of Britain
ii, 1540-1840 (Cambridge University Press, 2000): 133-149.
How Europe Discovered Its Sex
Offender Crisis, in Joel Best, ed., How Claims Spread (Hawthorne, NY:
Aldine De Gruyter, 2001): 147-167.
A World That Hates Gays in
William Corliss, ed., You Are Being Lied To (New York; Disinformation
Books, 2001): 176-86 (This book also contains two interviews with me,
respectively on the subjects of child abuse and cults).
The Post-Industrial Age
1950-2000, in Randall M. Miller and William A. Pencak, Pennsylvania: A
History of the Commonwealth (Penn State Press, 2002): 317-370.
The Next Panic, in Larry K.
Gaines and Peter B. Kraska, eds., Drugs, Crime and Justice 2nd
edition (Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press, 2003): 87-98. (Note: this
material was taken from a chapter of my book Synthetic Panics).
Church, Nation and Language:
The Welsh Church 1660-1800, in Jeremy Gregory and Jeffrey S. Chamberlain, eds, The
National Church in Local Perspective (Woodbridge, England: Boydell Press,
2003): 265-84.
The Symbolic Meanings of Pedophile Priests, in Donileen R.
Loseke and Joel Best, eds., Social Problems: Constructionist Readings
(Hawthorne, NY: Aldine De Gruyter, 2003): 261-66.
False Prophets and Deluded Subjects, in
Lorne L. Dawson ed., Cults and New Religious Movements: A Reader, 2nd
edition (Oxford: Blackwell, 2003). (This chapter was reprinted from my book Mystics
and Messiahs).
Watching the Research Pendulum, in John
Bancroft, ed., Sexual Development in Childhood (Bloomington: Indiana
University Press, 2003): 3-19.
Satanism and Ritual Abuse, in
James R. Lewis, ed., Handbook of New Religious Movements (New York:
Oxford University Press, 2003): 221-42.
The Center and the Fringe: America's
Religious Futures, in Hans Krabbendam and Derek
Rubin, eds., Religion in America: European and American Perspectives
(Amsterdam: VU University Press, 2004): 51-66.
Weird Tales: The Story of a
Delusion, in M. W. Anderson and Brett Alexander Savory, The Last Pentacle of
the Sun: Writings In Support of the West Memphis Three (Vancouver, BC:
Arsenal Pulp Press, 2004): 35-41.
The Politics of Persecuted
Religious Minorities, in Robert A. Seiple and Dennis R. Hoover, Religion and
Security: The New Nexus in International Relations (Lanham, MD: Rowman and
Litlefield, 2004): 25-36.
*Reprinted: an adapted
version of this chapter appeared as Religion, Repression and Rebellion, in Faith
and International Affairs, 5(1)(2007): 3-12.
Religion, Global Trends, and Religious
Futurology, in Charles L. Harper, Jr., ed., Spiritual Information: One Hundred Perspectives (forthcoming, Templeton Foundation
Press, 2005).
The Greatest Exaggerations Ever Told, in
Dan Burstein and Arne DeKeijzer, eds., Secrets of Mary Magdalene (New
York: CDS Books, 2006), 102-108.
Reading the Bible in the Global South, in
Jonathan J. Bonk et al, eds., Speaking About What We Have Seen And Heard
(New Haven, CT: OMSC Publications, 2007), 79-90
Christianity Goes South, in Frans Wijsen
and Robert Schreiter, eds., Global Christianity: Contested Claims
(Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2007), 15-33.
Lord Acton Was Right: Religion Really is
the Key to History, in Jim Manney, ed., The Best Catholic Writing 2007
(Chicago: Loyola Press, 2007), 53-61