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Justice Gained Crime And Crime Control In South Africas Transition 1st Edition Bill Dixon Elrena Van Der Spuy

SKU: BELL-51348120

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Justice Gained Crime And Crime Control In South Africas Transition 1st Edition Bill Dixon Elrena Van Der Spuy instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of Cape Town Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.34 MB

Pages: 304

Author: Bill Dixon; Elrena van der Spuy

ISBN: 9781920499334, 1920499334

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 1

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Justice Gained Crime And Crime Control In South Africas Transition 1st Edition Bill Dixon Elrena Van Der Spuy by Bill Dixon; Elrena Van Der Spuy 9781920499334, 1920499334 instant download after payment.

Key questions in contemporary South African criminology are examined in these essays, including Why is crime such a persistent problem? and How have crime control practices altered in response to the challenges of the post-apartheid era?. Teachers, researchers, policy advisors, and practitioners challenge some of the received wisdom re-emerging in a discipline in danger of both forgetting its own history, and of misunderstanding the role of critical social science in a democratic South Africa.