Introduction to Victimology: Contemporary Theory, Research, and Practice
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Introduction to Victimology: Contemporary Theory, Research, and Practice

by Bonnie S. Fisher, John J. Sloan Iii, Bradford W. Reyns

Law Sociology Social Science criminology
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Introduction to Victimology offers a broad introduction to contemporary theory, research, and practice in the study of victims and victimization. Written for readers developing a foundation in the field, it connects conceptual perspectives with research and practical considerations across criminology and related social sciences.

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Introduction to Victimology presents a contemporary overview of the study of victims and victimization.

The book connects victimology’s theoretical foundations with research and practical applications.

It is designed for readers seeking a broad understanding of how victim-related issues are examined within social science and related fields.

Written by Bonnie S. Fisher, John J. Sloan III, and Bradford W. Reyns, this text provides an introduction to contemporary victimology.

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