The "Oxford Handbook of Criminology" stands as an authoritative resource that continues to be indispensable in the field of criminology. This edition, authored by the esteemed Carolyn Liebling among others, remains consistent with its tradition of comprehensive analysis on both theoretical and practical aspects of criminology. The handbook is known for its extensive coverage which includes not only the foundational theories developed over years but also contemporary issues and future trends, making it relevant for students, academics, and practitioners alike.
Each chapter is meticulously crafted by experts in their respective areas, providing readers with in-depth perspectives on crime and criminal justice. From exploring classic theories to delving into the socio-political influences on crime policy, the handbook serves as a critical tool for gaining a nuanced understanding of the complexities within criminology today.
Updated with the latest research and real-world examples, the seventh edition bolsters its existing content with new chapters, offering fresh insights and innovative methodologies that reflect the dynamic nature of the field. Whether you're a seasoned scholar or a newcomer to criminology, this resource serves to enhance your understanding and application of criminological knowledge in an ever-evolving social landscape.