Crime, Criminality and Injustice

Crime, Criminality and InjusticeThe chapters in this volume present data and analysis that sheds light on the live experiences of those at the lowest intersections of injusticeIndigenous peoples, ethnic minorities, refugees, disabled people, youth, women, children and the poor. The contributors include eminent academics, students at all levels of study, practitioners within the field of social work, legal professionals and social justice activists. Gender, social exclusion,

and legislation of the European Union

The only book which examines the 1990s structural reform of local government throughout Great Britain

the role of satire in the Arab Spring and the groundbreaking performances by women in Bridesmaids

Aleksandr Askoldov

the German-born artist

It shows how the genre evolved out of reportage

following which she came to the UK in 1938 aged 17

and explores the broader tensions concerning history and time that it highlighted in Victorian culture

The Gothic Literature and History of New England surveys the origin

René Magritte: Beyond painting offers a rethinking of Magritte’s art from a position informed by contemporary developments in art theory

globalization and postmodernity

truth and reconciliation commissions