UNDERSTANDING CRIME IN CANADA: AN INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY, 2ND EDITION
by Neil Boyd
This second edition by Neil Boyd introduces core criminology concepts with a Canadian focus. It explores theories of crime, societal responses, and justice systems, providing an accessible entry point for students. Updated for relevance, it covers foundational topics in an engaging, structured manner to build a solid understanding of the field.
About This Book
Understanding Crime in Canada: An Introduction to Criminology, 2nd Edition offers a foundational exploration of criminological concepts tailored to the Canadian context. Authored by Neil Boyd, it serves as an essential resource for beginners in the field.
The book covers key theories and principles of criminology, emphasizing how crime is understood and addressed within Canada. It builds on the first edition with updated insights and examples relevant to contemporary issues.
Designed for introductory courses, this edition helps readers grasp the interdisciplinary nature of criminology, including sociological, psychological, and legal perspectives on criminal activity.
Through clear explanations and structured content, it equips learners with the tools to analyze crime patterns and justice systems in Canada effectively.
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