Routledge Criminal Justice in International Society - Routledge Law

This critical criminological analysis examines how crime, power and justice intersect within the emerging international order. The book explores the geopolitics of international criminal justice by investigating the production and representation of crime at a global level, whilst analysing how power dynamics shape criminalization processes internationally. Drawing on critical approaches well-established in domestic criminology, this work bridges a significant gap by applying these frameworks to international settings, revealing how political and structural forces influence the administration of justice across borders. The volume brings together contrasting perspectives to provide a comprehensive examination of crime's role and meaning in contemporary international society, making it essential reading for criminology scholars, legal professionals and students of international relations.