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Books : Criminological Perspectives: Essential Readings (Published in association with The Open University)
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 364
EAN: 9780761941446
Edition: Second Edition
ISBN: 0761941444
Label: Sage Publications Ltd
Manufacturer: Sage Publications Ltd
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 612
Publication Date: November 20, 2002
Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd
Studio: Sage Publications Ltd
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- Fantastic as an in-depth secondary text. Paints the individual trees in the forest particularly well.
The Oxford Handbook of Criminology is a very broad overview of a vast array of sources, with chapters averaging forty-ish pages and extensive bibliographies to each. It is very much a secondary analysis text to my eyes; a comprehensive collating of data that gives an overview of criminology that is second to none. The Oxford Handbook has been (for me) a far better introduction to criminology, and is written in a way that I find far more accessible. The fourth edition of the OHC is - furthermore ... Read More
Rating:
- OU D315 course reader
Essentially, I HAD to read this for the Open University D315 course - but it has to be said it is an easy read. Seperated into key blocks makes for easy navigation and the articles included are varied and very helpful to any criminology student. I find that very few course readers are as interesting as this one proved to be, it is a really handy book for students(see also the Sage dictionary of Criminology - excellent too)
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Dewey Decimal Number: 364
EAN: 9780761941446
Edition: Second Edition
ISBN: 0761941444
Label: Sage Publications Ltd
Manufacturer: Sage Publications Ltd
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 612
Publication Date: November 20, 2002
Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd
Studio: Sage Publications Ltd
Related Items:
- The SAGE Dictionary of Criminology
- The Oxford Handbook of Criminology
- An Introduction to Criminological Theory
- Criminology
- Social Research Methods
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Average Rating: 
Rating:
- Fantastic as an in-depth secondary text. Paints the individual trees in the forest particularly well.The Oxford Handbook of Criminology is a very broad overview of a vast array of sources, with chapters averaging forty-ish pages and extensive bibliographies to each. It is very much a secondary analysis text to my eyes; a comprehensive collating of data that gives an overview of criminology that is second to none. The Oxford Handbook has been (for me) a far better introduction to criminology, and is written in a way that I find far more accessible. The fourth edition of the OHC is - furthermore ... Read More
Rating:
- OU D315 course readerEssentially, I HAD to read this for the Open University D315 course - but it has to be said it is an easy read. Seperated into key blocks makes for easy navigation and the articles included are varied and very helpful to any criminology student. I find that very few course readers are as interesting as this one proved to be, it is a really handy book for students(see also the Sage dictionary of Criminology - excellent too)
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