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What is crime? Who is the criminal?
The term "crime" is often "taken-for-granted" and poorly defined in contemporary Australian and International research. There is also considerable debate amongst scholars working in different theoretical tranditions about the appropriate definition of crime. This reflects broader public division about the types of behaviour or people that are classed as criminal.
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Crime and justice : a guide to criminologyChapter number
1Pagination
3 - 24Publisher
Thomson ReutersPlace of publication
Pyrmont, N. S. W.ISBN-13
9780455228600ISBN-10
0455228604Edition
4thLanguage
engNotes
IMPORTANT: This article is only allowed to be OA for 1 year until 2/12/15. We then must seek permission again from Thomson Reuters.Publication classification
B1.1 Book chapterCopyright notice
2012, Thomson ReutersExtent
29Editor/Contributor(s)
M Marmo, W De Lint, D PalmerUsage metrics
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