William R. Pruitt Livres

Focusing on the criminal aspect of genocide, this textbook offers an interdisciplinary introduction that integrates sociological, political, and historical perspectives. It explores the evolution of genocide as a crime and examines legal responses through case studies, highlighting the interplay between Criminology and Law. Key topics include genocide denial, with each chapter featuring discussion questions, boxed examples, and further reading. This resource is designed for students in Criminology, Law, and Socio-Legal Studies, as well as practitioners in the criminal justice field.

Ex Special Forces commander, Devon Gregory, has his whole world turned upside down by two phone calls and an email. With nowhere left to turn, he makes a decision that will take him headlong into the high-octane world of the criminal underground. Will the world be too much for this by-the-books security professional? Or will his skills and experience attract the attention of his old unit? What can Devon Gregory do to protect the ones he loves? A better question is what WILL he do?