Pamela Davies Livres

The book delves into the intricate relationship between gender and crime, analyzing patterns in offending and victimization. It provides a comprehensive exploration of how societal norms shape these patterns and examines the responses from policymakers and criminal justice agencies. Through critical analysis, it highlights the complexities of gender dynamics in crime and victimization, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of these issues in contemporary society.

Focusing on the crimes of individuals and corporations with unchecked power, this textbook delves into the intricate relationship between these offenses and their impact on human and non-human species, as well as the environment. It offers a novel perspective on criminology, emphasizing the importance of understanding crimes and victimizations within the context of societal structures and personal power dynamics. This comprehensive examination aims to enrich criminology programs by addressing critical contemporary issues.

The book offers an in-depth exploration of core Criminal Justice concepts, enriched by insights and experiences from real-world practitioners. This practical approach enhances understanding and engages students, making it a reliable resource throughout their academic journey in the field.

Robbie’s mummy takes him and his friend Isabella to visit the park one day, and guess who they find there? A lovely dog called Silly Billy! They soon make friends with Silly Billy and have a fun time playing together. This book is part of the Yes You Can series. It is an incredible tool for children to learn the importance of positivity, confidence and self-esteem. Robbie is encouraged to act independently, assume responsibility and take pride in his accomplishments.