Comparative Criminal Justice
International Trends and Practices
Zusammenfassung
As the world becomes increasingly globalized, a shared understanding and appreciation of the various aspects and approaches of criminal justice becomes imperative. Examining nineteen countries, purposefully selected to ensure not only broad geographic distribution but also cultural and religious diversity, political differentiation, and historical experiences, this book is a go to reference for comparative criminal justice studies, human rights studies, victimology, gender studies, anthropology, and political science. Divided into five parts, this book includes chapters on Sub-Saharan Africa, East Asia and the Pacific, Europe and Eurasia, the Middle East, and the western hemisphere. Although each chapter represents a different country, all chapters have similar thematic sections providing summaries of the wide array of policing practices, exploring the different types of criminal procedure used across the world, and recognizing the many methods that different societies use to sanction criminal behavior among their citizens.
Schlagworte
Nigerian criminal justice system Polish criminal justice system South African criminal justice system Serbian criminal justice system Saudi Arabian criminal justice system Turkish criminal justice system UK criminal justice system Uraguayan criminal justice system American criminal justice system Australian criminal justice system Iranian criminal justice system Italian criminal justice system Egyptian criminal justice system Brazilian criminal justice system Afghani criminal justice system Canadian criminal justice system Chinese criminal justice system Malaysian criminal justice system Kenyan criminal justice system global justice perspectives comparative criminal justice criminal justice systems international criminal justiceKeywords
criminology- Kapitel Ausklappen | EinklappenSeiten
- i–x Preface i–x
- 1–8 Introduction 1–8
- 337–350 Index 337–350
- 351–360 About the Authors 351–360