Crime, Justice, and Society: An Introduction to Criminology
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Crime, Justice, and Society: An Introduction to Criminology

by Ronald J. Berger, Patrick K. O'Brien, Free, Jr., Marvin D., Melissa Deller

Law Social Science criminology
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Crime, Justice, and Society: An Introduction to Criminology provides a foundation for exploring criminology and its connections to law, justice, and social life. With its broad focus, the book offers an accessible starting point for students and general readers interested in understanding crime within society.

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Crime, Justice, and Society: An Introduction to Criminology offers a broad entry point into the study of criminology.

The book focuses on the relationship among crime, systems of justice, and the societies in which they operate.

It is suited to readers seeking foundational knowledge of criminology and its place within the social sciences.

Written by Ronald J. Berger, Patrick K. O'Brien, Marvin D. Free, Jr., and Melissa Deller.

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