Crime victims : theory, policy and practice
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Crime victims : theory, policy and practice
Palgrave Macmillan, 2006
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 180-194) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Victims of crime are receiving increasing amounts of attention from policy makers, agencies of the criminal justice system and researchers. This text offers a much-needed overview of theory and practice in the topical area of crime, victimization and criminal justice policy. Spalek explores the impact of crime upon victims, looks at the establishment of victim initiatives and pushes debates in the area forward. Engagingly presented with case studies and questions drawn from recent high-profile cases, such as the Potters Bar rail disaster and the Oklahoma City bombing. This comprehensive textbook is essential reading for anyone interested in victims or victimology.
目次
Acknowledgements Introducing Victimology Victimhood, Late Modernity and Criminal Justice Victimology: Theoretical Perspectives Researching Victimisation: Contesting Victimhood Understanding Victimisation: Exploring Harms Official Responses to Victimisation Victims' Needs and Victims' Rights Unofficial Victims' Movements: Re-defining Victimhood New Perspectives within Victimology Conclusion: Future Developments and Implications Notes for Chapters References
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