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Routledge - The Costs of Crime and Justice Book

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Description

Understand the full economic impact of criminal behavior with The Costs of Crime and Justice from Routledge. This book offers a detailed look at both the financial and non-financial consequences that stem from crime and the societal response to it. It explores how crime affects everything from medical expenses and lost wages to property damage and the general quality of life for the public. Beyond direct victim costs, this text examines the systemic expenses associated with police, courts, and prisons. It also addresses the incidental consequences faced by offenders and their families during the punishment process. By providing a comprehensive economic framework and an overview of empirical methodologies, this book serves as a vital resource for those studying the real-world economic effects of crime prevention and justice systems.

Key Features

Examines a wide range of crime costs including medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage.

Analyzes the non-financial impacts such as pain, suffering, and reduced quality of life for victims.

Covers the systemic financial burden of maintaining police, courts, and prison systems.

Explores the incidental consequences that punishments have on offenders and their families.

Provides a comprehensive economic framework for understanding criminal behavior and justice.

Offers an overview of empirical methodologies used to study the costs of crime.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
25 February 2020
Listed Since
08 January 2019

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