Governing through Crime in South Africa (New Advances in Crime and Social Harm)
by Gail Super
Governing through Crime in South Africa explores how crime and social harm intersect with governance in the South African context. As part of the New Advances in Crime and Social Harm series, it offers an academic perspective for readers interested in criminology, sociology, politics, and African studies.
About This Book
Governing through Crime in South Africa examines the relationship between crime and governance in the South African context.
The book places its subject within wider discussions of crime, social harm, and the ways societies respond to perceived threats.
It contributes to academic analysis of how crime can shape political priorities, public policy, and institutional practices.
Part of the New Advances in Crime and Social Harm series, this title is intended for readers studying criminology, sociology, politics, and South African affairs.
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