From Social Harm to Zemiology: A Critical Introduction (New Directions in Critical Criminology)
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From Social Harm to Zemiology: A Critical Introduction (New Directions in Critical Criminology)

by Steve Tombs, Victoria Canning

Law Sociology Social Science criminology
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From Social Harm to Zemiology provides a critical introduction to zemiology and the study of social harm. Written by Steve Tombs and Victoria Canning, this volume places the subject within New Directions in Critical Criminology and offers readers a foundation for engaging with broader questions about crime and society.

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From Social Harm to Zemiology is a critical introduction to the study of social harm and its relationship to criminology.

The book presents zemiology as a perspective for examining harms that may extend beyond conventional understandings of crime.

Written by Steve Tombs and Victoria Canning, it contributes to New Directions in Critical Criminology.

It is suited to readers seeking an accessible foundation in critical approaches to crime, harm, and society.

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