Crime, Criminal Justice and Masculinities

Explore the intricate relationship between crime, criminal justice, and masculinities in Stephen Tomsen's insightful work, Crime, Criminal Justice and Masculinities. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2008, this comprehensive hardback spans 514 pages and delves into the 'new masculinities' approach. Tomsen brings together contemporary articles from leading scholars who argue that masculinities are not singular but rather plural and socially constructed. This book examines how different masculinities are reproduced through collective social practices and are deeply embedded within various institutional and occupational contexts. Ideal for students and professionals in criminology, sociology, and gender studies, this essential read challenges traditional notions and fosters a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding masculinity in the realm of crime and justice.