Comparative Justice: Crime and Victims Across the Globe
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Comparative Justice: Crime and Victims Across the Globe

by Kimberly Mccabe

Law Social Science criminology criminal justice
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Comparative Justice: Crime and Victims Across the Globe explores crime, victims, and justice from an international perspective. Kimberly Mccabe presents a broad comparative framework for readers interested in how these subjects are considered across different societies and regions.

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Comparative Justice: Crime and Victims Across the Globe examines justice through an international lens.

The book focuses on crime and the experiences of victims across different global settings.

Its comparative approach invites readers to consider how justice and victimization can be understood across borders.

Written by Kimberly Mccabe, this title offers a broad perspective on the relationship between crime, victims, and justice worldwide.

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