Criminology - Philosophy.

Theories of crime by: (Electronic resources)

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

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

Ignorance, power and harmagnotology and the criminological imagination / by: (Electronic resources)

Why criminalize?new perspectives on normative principles of criminalization / 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)

A criminology of the human speciessetting an unsettling tone / by: (Electronic resources)

Political science

Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Criminology and Criminal Justice, general.

Environmental Social Sciences.

Corporate Crime.

International Criminal Law.

Criminological Theory.

Social Justice, Equality and Human Rights.

Critical Criminology.

Philosophy of Law.

State Crimes.

Legal History.

Offenses against the environment.

Cross-species Comparison.

Political History.

Classical and Antique Literature.

Climate Change Ecology.

Philosophy, Ancient.

Social Theory.

Prison and Punishment.

Classical Studies.

Human Rights.

Criminology.

Criminology

Crime and Society.

Political Sociology.

Communism

History of Ancient Europe.

Ignorance (Theory of knowledge)

Theories of Law, Philosophy of Law, Legal History.

History of Philosophy.

Crime

Victimology.

Critical criminology.