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(Ebook) Introduction to Criminological Thought by Trevor Bradley, Reece Walters ISBN 9780947496647, 0947496645

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Authors:Trevor Bradley, Reece Walters
Pages:340 pages.
Year:2019
Editon:3
Publisher:Edify Ltd
Language:english
File Size:50.19 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780947496647, 0947496645
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(Ebook) Introduction to Criminological Thought by Trevor Bradley, Reece Walters ISBN 9780947496647, 0947496645

The third edition of Introduction to Criminological Thought is a comprehensive update and revision of the second edition. It reports on new and important developments in criminology in both policy and practice. It is specifically focused on, and draws from, the New Zealand context and experience. The text critically examines a range of issues of concern to criminology including the nature and extent of crime in New Zealand; the disproportionate representation of Maori and other ethnic minorities in the criminal justice system; recent increases in corporate fraud and other harms; and those contemporary policies and strategies to reduce the extent and severity of crime and criminal behaviour. This text is principally designed for those who are studying crime, criminology and criminal justice, but will also be of particular interest to those with a relevant professional or occupational association and those more generally interested in crime and the way society responds to it.
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