Gender, Crime, and Justice: Learning through Cases
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Gender, Crime, and Justice: Learning through Cases

by Erin Krafft

Textbook Gender Studies criminology criminal justice
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Gender, Crime, and Justice: Learning through Cases offers a case-based approach to studying how gender intersects with crime and the justice system. Designed for learning and discussion, it provides a focused resource for students and readers interested in criminology, law, sociology, and social justice.

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Gender, Crime, and Justice: Learning through Cases examines the connections among gender, criminal behavior, and the justice system.

Using cases as a foundation, the book presents material in a format that supports study, reflection, and classroom discussion.

Its focus makes it relevant to readers exploring criminology, law, sociology, and related areas of social inquiry.

Erin Krafft offers a learning-oriented resource for engaging with questions about gender, crime, and justice.

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