Crime and Criminology: An Introduction

Fiona Haines

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LIST OF CHARTS PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1. The Study of Crime 2. Classical Theory 3. Biological and Psychological Positivism 4. Strain Theory 5. Labelling Perspectives 6. Marxist Criminology 7. Feminist Perspectives 8. New Right Criminology 9. Left Realism 10. Republican Theory and Restorative Justice 11. Critical Criminology 12. Conclusion REFERENCES INDEX

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