Criminology - Philosophy.

Constitutive criminology at work = applications to crime and justice / by: (Electronic resources)

Criminal justice = an introduction to philosophies, theories and practice / by: (Electronic resources)

Marxism and criminological theory = a critique and a toolkit / by: (Electronic resources)

Why criminalize? = new perspectives on normative principles of criminalization / by: (Electronic resources)

René Girard and criminal justice = demythologizing the victim / by: (Electronic resources)

The origins of radical criminology = from Homer to pre-Socratic philosophy / by: (Electronic resources)

The origins of radical criminology.. Volume II,. From classical Greece to early Christianity by: (Electronic resources)

The Palgrave handbook of social harm by: (Electronic resources)

Michel Foucault / by: (Language materials, printed)

A criminology of the human species = setting an unsettling tone / by: (Electronic resources)

Criminal justice, Administration of.

Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Foucault, Michel,

Theology.

Philosophy.

Criminal justice, Administration of- Philosophy.

Police- History.- Great Britain

Communism- History- 20th century.

Criminology- History.

Criminology and Criminal Justice, general.

Environmental Social Sciences.

Victims of crimes.

Peace.

Criminology- Philosophy.

Criminology- Research.

International Criminal Law.

Criminology- History- To 1500.

Criminological Theory.

Social Justice, Equality and Human Rights.

Girard, René.

Communism- Philosophy.

Critical Criminology.

Philosophy of Law.

Legal History.

Offenses against the environment.

Cross-species Comparison.

Peace and Conflict Studies.

Political History.

Classical and Antique Literature.

Climate Change Ecology.

Criminology Theory.

Christian Theology.

Philosophy, Ancient.

Social Theory.

Classical Studies.

Human Rights.

Criminology.

Crime and Society.

Political science- Philosophy.

History of Ancient Europe.

Theories of Law, Philosophy of Law, Legal History.

History of Philosophy.

Crime- Sociological aspects.

Victimology.

Critical criminology.