Crime and Society is a dedicated analysis of the major forms of crime which affect society today. This reader-friendly text combines descriptive and analytical material on crime, enabling students to use it as a guide to the key issues in the field and as a first point of reference for further study. Following a logical pattern, each chapter begins with an introduction to the topic, which then leads into an examination of the trends. An explanation of the key issues then follows and the chapter concludes with an examination of contemporary research findings. Crime and Society covers all major new topics, including those not generally seen in texts in this area, for example, regulation of practice and whistle blowing. The book is concise and written especially for the needs of undergraduate students Crime and Society covers all the usual areas of crime as well as major new topics not generally seen in texts in this area, for example, environmental crime and public order offences

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Crime and Society contains a dedicated discussion of crime and its effects upon society. It combines descriptive and analytical material on key crimes and places them within the context of their impact on various social groups.
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1. Introduction to the Study of Crime PART A. CRIME AND SOCIAL HARM 2. Property Crime 3. Violent Crime 4. Public Order Offences 5. Drugs and Crime 6. Corporate Crime 7. Environmental Crime 8. State Crime PART B. CRIMINALITY AND SOCIAL DIVISION 9. Class and Crime 10. Gender and Crime 11. Ethnicity and Crime 12. Indigenous People and Crime 13. Juvenile Crime 14. Victims of Crime
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Covers all major new topics, including those not generally seen in texts in this area, for example, regulation of practice and whistle blowing Concise and written especially for the needs of undergraduate students Crime and Society completes the trilogy of introductory textbooks on criminology. It provides the description of crime to accompany the analysis of institutions and the criminal justice system in Crime and Social Control and the analysis of key perspectives in criminology of Crime and Criminology Contains a dedicated discussion of crime and its effects upon society. It combines descriptive and analytical material on key crimes and places them within the context of their impact on various social groups
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Rob White is a Professor of Sociology in the School of Sociology and Social Work at the University of Tasmania. Daphne Habibis is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Social Work at the University of Tasmania.
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Covers all major new topics, including those not generally seen in texts in this area, for example, regulation of practice and whistle blowing Concise and written especially for the needs of undergraduate students Crime and Society completes the trilogy of introductory textbooks on criminology. It provides the description of crime to accompany the analysis of institutions and the criminal justice system in Crime and Social Control and the analysis of key perspectives in criminology of Crime and Criminology Contains a dedicated discussion of crime and its effects upon society. It combines descriptive and analytical material on key crimes and places them within the context of their impact on various social groups
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Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780195517798
Publisert
2004-12-23
Utgiver
Oxford University Press Australia; OUP Australia and New Zealand
Vekt
536 gr
Høyde
230 mm
Bredde
154 mm
Dybde
19 mm
Aldersnivå
U, 05
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
368

Om bidragsyterne

Rob White is a Professor of Sociology in the School of Sociology and Social Work at the University of Tasmania. Daphne Habibis is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Social Work at the University of Tasmania.