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Critical Criminology Today: Counter-Hegemonic Essays
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Critical Criminology Today: Counter-Hegemonic Essays

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  1. This book joins a growing collection of books offering introductions to and overviews and commentary on critical criminology. This book makes a departure from other books on the market by considering critical criminology in the context of activism and social movements.
  2. This book could reasonably used as supplementary reading on upper-level courses on criminological theory. In addressing a range of substantive topics, it will also be of interest to those taking courses on social movements, crimes of the powerful, violence and punishment.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
10 August 2021
Pages
188
ISBN
9781032022215
  1. This book joins a growing collection of books offering introductions to and overviews and commentary on critical criminology. This book makes a departure from other books on the market by considering critical criminology in the context of activism and social movements.
  2. This book could reasonably used as supplementary reading on upper-level courses on criminological theory. In addressing a range of substantive topics, it will also be of interest to those taking courses on social movements, crimes of the powerful, violence and punishment.
Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
10 August 2021
Pages
188
ISBN
9781032022215