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100 | _aedited by John Muncie | ||
245 | _aProblem of crime | ||
250 | _a2nd ed. | ||
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_aNew Delhi _bSage Publication _c2002 |
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500 | _aThis second edition of The Problem of Crime offers a comprehensive analysis of some of the most important developments in the study of crime. The book considers how the criminological gaze has shifted its focus from a preoccupation with 'crimes of the streets' to examining also the serious social harms and injuries associated with crime in the city, child abuse, domestic violence, organized crime, corporate crime, political violence, hate crime and crimes of the state. The book also emphasizes the necessity of studying the staging and representation of crime in the news media and popular culture. In doing so The Problem of Crime highlights the ways that criminologists are currently challenging and reformulating the concept of crime. | ||
650 | _aCriminology | ||
650 | _aCrime | ||
700 | _aMuncie, John (ed.) | ||
700 | _aMclaughlin, Eugene (ed.) | ||
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