The Dark Side of the Ivory Tower: Campus Crime as a Social Problem
by Bonnie S. Fisher, John J. Sloan Iii
In 'The Dark Side of the Ivory Tower,' Bonnie S. Fisher and John J. Sloan III investigate campus crime as a significant social problem. The book explores its effects on university life, advocating for greater awareness and solutions to protect the educational environment from these pervasive issues.
About This Book
The Dark Side of the Ivory Tower examines campus crime as a pressing social issue within universities. Authors Bonnie S. Fisher and John J. Sloan III delve into the realities of crime on college campuses, highlighting its implications for the academic community.
The book addresses how such crimes disrupt the learning environment and challenge the safety of educational settings. It provides insights into the broader societal factors contributing to these problems.
Through a sociological lens, the authors discuss the need for awareness and effective responses to mitigate campus crime. This work underscores the importance of viewing higher education not just as a place of learning, but also as a site of social challenges.
Readers gain an understanding of the complexities involved in tackling crime in academic institutions, emphasizing prevention and policy considerations.
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