The Invisible Woman - Gender, Crime, and Justice (The Wadsworth Contemporary Issues in Crime and Justice Series) - 2nd (Second) Edition
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The Invisible Woman - Gender, Crime, and Justice (The Wadsworth Contemporary Issues in Crime and Justice Series) - 2nd (Second) Edition

by Joanne Belknap

Law Gender Studies criminology
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Joanne Belknap’s The Invisible Woman examines gender, crime, and justice within a contemporary criminology framework. This second edition considers women’s experiences in relation to crime and the criminal justice system, making it a useful resource for students, instructors, and readers interested in criminology, sociology, law, and gender studies.

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The Invisible Woman examines the relationship between gender, crime, and justice.

This second edition presents a contemporary issues approach to women’s experiences within crime and the criminal justice system.

Joanne Belknap addresses topics relevant to criminology, gender studies, sociology, and law.

Part of The Wadsworth Contemporary Issues in Crime and Justice Series, the book is suited to readers studying or teaching these subjects.

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