Stephen Hester (professor)
Stephen Hester is Professor of Sociology at the Bangor University in north Wales.[1] He currently teaches sociology. He has written broadly on sociology and is known as a key contributor to the sociological issues in Canada. He is the author of A Sociology of Crime (Routledge, 1992) with Peter Eglin, presenting a new theoretical approach to study sociology (the sociology of crime) from three sociological perspectives, submerging an alternative to the corpus of sociology and social policy studies that are from mainstream sociology; critically engaging in an integrative and comprehensive way on the field of sociology and sociology of crime with the three hitherto dominant perspectives, and thereby clarifying the key differences between these theoretical points of view of (1) symbolic interactionism, (2) structural conflict, (3) and ethnomethodology.
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