Introductory Criminology: A Canadian Perspective
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Introductory Criminology: A Canadian Perspective

by John Zachary Rypalowski, Liam Magahay, Jessica Groom

Social Sciences criminology Canadian Studies
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Introductory Criminology: A Canadian Perspective introduces key principles of criminology with a focus on Canada's unique social, legal, and cultural landscape. Co-authored by experts John Zachary Rypalowski, Liam Magahay, and Jessica Groom, this accessible text equips readers with foundational knowledge for exploring crime and justice issues in a Canadian setting.

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This book provides an introductory overview of criminology from a Canadian perspective, covering essential concepts and theories relevant to understanding crime in Canada.

Authored by John Zachary Rypalowski, Liam Magahay, and Jessica Groom, it serves as a foundational resource for students and those interested in the field.

The text emphasizes the Canadian legal and social framework, helping readers grasp how criminology applies within this specific national context.

Designed for beginners, it builds a solid base for further studies in criminal justice and related disciplines.

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