The trouble with blame: victims, perpetrators, and responsibility

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Criminal Justice and Penology Crime, Deviance, and Social Control Forgiveness and Related Behaviors

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Note on Terminology Prologue 1. Who Is to Blame? 2. Victims 3. Perpetrators 4. Onlookers 5. The Making of Perpetrators and Victims 6. Forgiveness and Punishment Epilogue Notes Acknowledgments Index

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