Victimology Legal, Psychological, and Social Perspectives, Student Value Edition

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Victimology Legal, Psychological, and Social Perspectives, Student Value Edition by Wallace, Harvey; Roberson, Cliff, 9780135238608
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  • ISBN: 9780135238608 | 0135238609
  • Cover: Loose-leaf
  • Copyright: 4/17/2018

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For courses in the field of victimology.

 

An easy-to-read global perspective on the study of victimology


Victimology: Legal, Psychological, and Social Perspectives, Student Value Edition, 5/e examines trends in victim­-offender relationships, with emphasis on victims’ rights. The text discusses two components of victimology. The first deals with the harm victims suffer, victim services, reducing victimization, and consequences for offenders. The second looks at the role of being selected as a victim. Other topics include victim impact statements, constitutional and civil rights of victims, compensation and restitution of victims, international aspects of victimology, sexual victimization, intimate partner abuse, and child abuse. The 5th edition explores evolving theories, research, and trends in victimology, with particular attention paid to the causes and consequences of victimization.