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Introduction to Criminology: Why Do They Do It? B

“Introduction to Criminology: Why Do They Do It?” is a comprehensive textbook published by SAGE Publications, Incorporated in 2020. Authored by Stephen G. Tibbetts and Pamela J. Schram, this trade paperback book delves into the subject of criminology, exploring the reasons behind criminal behavior. With 552 pages, this textbook is designed for students and individuals interested in understanding the complexities of criminology in a social science context.

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Criminal Investigation by James N. Gilbert (2006, Hardcover)

“Criminal Investigation” by James N. Gilbert is a comprehensive textbook on criminology, designed for students studying social science. Published by Prentice Hall PTR in 2006, this revised edition features 560 pages of in-depth content on criminal investigation techniques. The Hardcover format and English language make it accessible for students looking to delve into the subject area of criminology. With a size of 11.1 inches in length, 8.6 inches in width, and 1 inch in height, this textbook weighs 47.5 ounces, providing a substantial and informative resource for those interested in the field of criminal investigation.

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Key Readings in Criminology Tim Newburn Willan Publishing Hardcover Textbook

Key Readings in Criminology edited by Tim Newburn. Published by Willan Publishing. Hardcover edition in like new condition — pages are bright white with no yellowing, no writing, no highlighting. Binding is tight and clean. This is the most comprehensive single-volume criminology reader on the market, used in university courses worldwide. Over 150 readings from original criminological texts. A must-have for any criminology student or professional. Ships fast and securely packaged.

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