Doing Research on Crime and Justice

Discover the essential guide to contemporary criminological research with the second revised edition of Doing Research on Crime and Justice by esteemed authors from Oxford University Press. Published in 2007, this comprehensive volume spans 560 pages and expertly bridges the gap between research theories and the practical challenges of conducting research in the field of crime and justice.

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