Diversity, Crime, and Justice in Canada
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Diversity, Crime, and Justice in Canada

by Barbara Perry

Law Sociology criminology Canadian Studies
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Diversity, Crime, and Justice in Canada examines the connections between diversity, crime, and justice within Canada. Barbara Perry’s focused work offers a useful starting point for readers interested in Canadian criminology, sociology, law, and the broader social dimensions of justice.

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Diversity, Crime, and Justice in Canada explores the relationship between diversity, crime, and justice within the Canadian context.

The book addresses a subject that connects social differences with the institutions and processes of justice.

Written by Barbara Perry, it provides a focused resource for readers studying Canadian criminology, sociology, and law.

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