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Thinking about Victimization: Context and Consequences
Bringing together theory and empirical research, this book offers an authoritative, comprehensive and accessible overview of victimization and considers its nature, its multiple sources and its consequences.
Distinguishing itself from other texts on the topics, Thinking about Victimization puts theory as a central concern throughout the text and contains international examples throughout. It also covers special and emerging topics in victimization, including cyber-victimization, intimate partner violence and sexual assault, terrorism and state crime.
This book is essential reading for advanced courses in victimization and victimology in criminology and sociology departments.
Distinguishing itself from other texts on the topics, Thinking about Victimization puts theory as a central concern throughout the text and contains international examples throughout. It also covers special and emerging topics in victimization, including cyber-victimization, intimate partner violence and sexual assault, terrorism and state crime.
This book is essential reading for advanced courses in victimization and victimology in criminology and sociology departments.
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Published May 1, 2019
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