Beyond Bad Girls
by Meda Chesney-Lind, Katherine Irwin
Beyond Bad Girls offers a thoughtful examination of how girls and women involved in crime are understood and represented. Focusing on gender, deviance, and justice, the book challenges simplified assumptions and provides a broader sociological perspective for readers studying criminology and gender.
About This Book
Beyond Bad Girls explores the social and cultural ideas surrounding girls and women associated with crime.
The book considers how gender shapes perceptions of deviance, responsibility, and justice.
By moving beyond simplified labels, it presents a more nuanced perspective on female criminality and social control.
This title is suited to readers interested in criminology, sociology, and gender studies.
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