Introduction to Criminology

Deanna Behnke-Cook

Embark on a comprehensive exploration of Canadian society with this thought- provoking collection tailored for college or university students in criminology or sociology classes. Each case study meticulously examines critical issues, from the social impact of movements like Black Lives Matter and #MeToo, to the criminological dimensions of high-profile cases such as Tim Bosma’s murder and Alek Minassian's rampage on a crowded downtown Toronto sidewalk. This collection also uncovers a variety of other issues, such as the complex intersectionality of violence in sports and criminal acts, nuanced gender issues prevalent in Canadian society such as human trafficking, examines how mental health impacts the quality of life of those who struggle and subsequently come into conflict with the law, and further, provides unique insights into the lives of police officers who navigate the challenges they face within Canadian law enforcement. This comprehensive collection serves as an indispensable resource, stimulating critical analysis and enriching the academic journey of students exploring criminology and sociology within 21st -Century Canada.

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